funk

funk
{fʌŋk}
I. 1. страх, паника
in a (blue) FUNK изплашен, паникъосан
2. страхливец, (страхо) пъзлъо
II. 1. страхувам се, бягам/кръшкам от
2. боя се, паникъосвам се
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{f^nk} n разг. 1. страх; паника; in a (blue) funk изплашен, паникьо(2) {f^nk} v разг. 1. страхувам се, бягам/кръшкам от; 2. боя се,
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страхливец; страхувам се; страх; паника; боя се; пъзльо;
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1. i. страх, паника 2. ii. страхувам се, бягам/кръшкам от 3. in a (blue) funk изплашен, паникъосан 4. боя се, паникъосвам се 5. страхливец, (страхо) пъзлъо
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funk[fʌʃk] разг. I. n 1. фънк (стил в музиката); 2. разг. страх; паника; to put s.o. into \funk изплашвам някого; blue \funk паника; 3. страхливец, пъзльо, страхопъзльо; II. v 1. страхувам се от, бягам (кръшкам) от; 2. боя се, паникьосвам се. III. n ам. sl воня, смрад.

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