pepper

pepper
{'рерə}
I. 1. бот. чер пипер (Piper)
2. бот. пипер (Capsicum)
3. пипер (подправка)
II. 1. посипвам с пипер
2. посипвам (with)
3. обстрелвам, замервам
4. обсипвам (with), нахоквам, наругавам, насолявам, направям на пух и прах, напердашвам
5. ам. изпъстрям, разнообразявам (реч и пр.)
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{'реръ} n 1. бот. чер пипер (Piper); 2. бот. пипер (Capsicum);(2) {'реръ} v 1. посипвам с пипер; 2. посипвам (with); З. обст
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чушка; темпераментност; сарказъм; обстрелвам; пипер; посипвам; пиперка; раздразнителност; застрелвам; енергичност; живост; замервам; нахоквам; насолявам; наругавам; напердашвам;
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1. i. бот. чер пипер (piper) 2. ii. посипвам с пипер 3. ам. изпъстрям, разнообразявам (реч и пр.) 4. бот. пипер (capsicum) 5. обсипвам (with), нахоквам, наругавам, насолявам, направям на пух и прах, напердашвам 6. обстрелвам, замервам 7. пипер (подправка) 8. посипвам (with)
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pepper[´pepə] I. n 1. пипер (и прен.); black \pepper черен пипер; 2. пиперка, чушка; 3. грубо отнасяне, жестока критика, сарказъм; 4. раздразнителност, избухливост; 5. живост, енергичност, темпераментност; II. v 1. посипвам с пипер; 2. посипвам, обсипвам (with); 3. застрелвам, обстрелвам; замервам; 4. нахоквам, наругавам, насолявам, правя на сол и пипер (пух и прах), напердашвам, наказвам жестоко.

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