funny

funny
{'fʌni}
I. 1. смешен, забавен
2. странен, особен, чуден
to feel FUNNY нещо не ми е добре
FUNNY business шеги, закачки, нечиста/съмнителна работа
II. n хумористичен отдел на вестник и пр
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{'f^ni} a 1. смешен, забавен; 2. странен, особен, чуден; to fee(2) {'f^ni} n хумористичен отдел на вестник и пр.
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чуден; странен; смешен; особен; забавен;
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1. funny business шеги, закачки, нечиста/съмнителна работа 2. i. смешен, забавен 3. ii. n хумористичен отдел на вестник и пр 4. to feel funny нещо не ми е добре 5. странен, особен, чуден
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funny[´fʌni] I. adj 1. смешен, забавен; as \funny as a crutch шег. съвсем не смешен; 2. странен, особен, чуден, необичаен; to feel \funny чувствам се особено (неудобно, недобре); \funny business мръсна работа, измама; \funny money sl фалшиви пари; \funny papers (pages) sl вестници; II. n шеговито държание, зевзеклък. III. n малка двугребна лодка.

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