trig

trig
{trig}
I. v (-gg-) спъвам, спирам, подпирам, запирам, задържам (колело и пр.)
II. a спретнат, стегнат, издокаран, пременен
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{trig} v (-gg-) спъвам, спирам; подпирам; запирам, задържам (кол(2) {trig} а спретнат, стегнат, издокаран, пременен.
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спъвам; спретвам се; спирам; спънка; спирачка; пременен; запирам; накичвам;
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1. i. v (-gg-) спъвам, спирам, подпирам, запирам, задържам (колело и пр.) 2. ii. a спретнат, стегнат, издокаран, пременен
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trig [trig] разг. I. adj 1. спретнат, докаран, елегантен; пременен; разг. изтупан; 2. здрав, силен, крепък; II. v (-gg-) 1. подреждам, спретвам, накичвам, украсявам (с up, out); 2. рядко натъпквам, напълвам; III. n ост. конте; IV. trig диал. V. n спирачка; спънка; VI. (-gg-) v спъвам, спирам, подпирам, запирам, задържам (колело и пр.); VII. trig n уч. sl тригонометрия.

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