hay

hay
{hei}
I. 1. сено
to make HAY кося и пластя трева
to put under HAY оставям за/като ливада
2. ам. sl. легло
3. ам. награда
4. ам. малка сума пари
to make HAY while the sun shines желязото се кове, докато е горещо
between HAY and grass в юношеска възраст, ни риба, ни рак
to make HAY of обърквам, разхвърлям, прен. оплесквам
to roll in the HAY разг. правя любов
II. 1. кося и суша (трева)
2. давам сено на (добитък)
3. използувам като ливада
III. n старинен селски танц, хоро
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{hei} n 1. сено; to make hay кося и пластя трева; to put under hay ос(2) {hei} v 1. кося и суша (трева); 2. давам сено на (добитьк); 3{3} {hei} n старинен селски танц; хоро.
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n сено;make HAY кося и суша трева;HAY fever сенна треска;hay; n 1. сено; to make hay кося и пластя трева; to put under hay оставям за/като ливада; 2. ам.
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1. between hay and grass в юношеска възраст, ни риба, ни рак 2. i. сено 3. ii. кося и суша (трева) 4. iii. n старинен селски танц, хоро 5. to make hay of обърквам, разхвърлям, прен. оплесквам 6. to make hay while the sun shines желязото се кове, докато е горещо 7. to make hay кося и пластя трева 8. to put under hay оставям за/като ливада 9. to roll in the hay разг. правя любов 10. ам. sl. легло 11. ам. малка сума пари 12. ам. награда 13. давам сено на (добитък) 14. използувам като ливада
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hay [hei] I. n сено; to make \hay кося и пластя трева; to hit the \hay шег. отивам да спя, лягам си; to make \hay while the sun shines желязото се кове, докато е горещо; to make \hay of разбърквам, разбивам; a roll in the \hay разг. сексуален контакт; II. v 1. кося, режа, окосявам и суша (трева) на сено; 2. давам сено на (добитък); 3. използвам като ливада, използвам като сено. III. n старинен селски танц.

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