purge

purge
{рə:dʒ}
I. 1. прочиствам (се), очиствам (се) (of, from), продухвам
to PURGE away/out one's sins изкупвам греховете си
2. мед. очиствам, разслабвам
3. юр. изкупвам (вина), оправдавам (се)
4. пол. провеждам/правя чистка
II. 1. прочистване, очистване, пречистване
2. очистение (на душата)
3. мед. разслабително (средство)
4. пол. чистка
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{ръ:j} v 1. прочиствам (се), очиствам (се) (of, from); проду(2) {ръ:j} n 1. прочистване, очистване, пречистване; 2. очис
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чистя; чистка; оправдавам се; очиствам; очищение; пречиствам; пречистване; разслабвам; прочистване; прочиствам;
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1. i. прочиствам (се), очиствам (се) (of, from), продухвам 2. ii. прочистване, очистване, пречистване 3. to purge away/out one's sins изкупвам греховете си 4. мед. очиствам, разслабвам 5. мед. разслабително (средство) 6. очистение (на душата) 7. пол. провеждам/правя чистка 8. пол. чистка 9. юр. изкупвам (вина), оправдавам (се)
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purge[´pə:dʒ] I. v 1. прочиствам (се) (и прен.), очиствам (of, from); to \purge away (out) o.'s sins изкупвам (плащам за) греховете си; 2. мед. очиствам, разслабвам, действам слабително на; 3. юрид. изкупвам (вина), оправдавам се; the defendant has already \purged his offence обвиняемият вече е претърпял наказание за деянието си; II. n 1. прочистване, очистване, пречистване; причащение (на душата); 2. мед. слабително (средство); пургатив; 3. чистка; премахване (на нередности).

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