rip off
rip off =leszakít, letép, rablás, túlságosan nagy ár
1. treat somebody unfairly over money: to charge somebody an unfair price, or cheat somebody financially
2. steal something: to rob somebody, or steal something
1.to cheat someone, especially by charging them too much money for something
Tourists are worried they’ll get ripped off.
This government is ripping off the country.
Synonyms or related words for this meaning of Synonyms or related words for this meaning of rip: deceive, trick, cheat, string along, swindle... more
2. to steal something
Cars get ripped off all the time round here.
Synonyms or related words for this meaning of Synonyms or related words for this meaning of rip: steal, walk off with, rob, burgle, snatch... more
riping music
go over sy's head -nnn
chum
chummy - friendly
chummy people are friendly with each other, especially in a way that stops other people from joining the group
get chummy with someone (=become very friendly with someone):
I can’t see him getting chummy with Bill – they have absolutely nothing in common.
serf - jobbágy
labour market
this goes back
prison in mind
colony - gyarmat
newrich
craftsman - iparos
evade - kitér
in my team
newrich
to purge - delete
verb (past and past participle purged, present participle purg·ing, 3rd person present singular purg·es)
1. transitive verb get rid of opponents: to remove opponents or people considered undesirable from a state or organization
2. transitive verb remove something undesirable: to get rid of something undesirable, impure, or imperfect
3. transitive verb religion free somebody from guilt or sin: to make somebody or something pure and free from guilt, sin, or defilement ( formal )
purge a soul of its sins
4. transitive verb comput delete data: to delete unwanted or unneeded data from disk storage in a systematic fashion so as to remove all references to the data
5. intransitive verb psychology med vomit or use laxatives: to rid the body of food by using laxatives or inducing vomiting
6. transitive and intransitive verb medicine empty bowels: to empty the bowels, or cause somebody to empty the bowels
noun:
1. getting rid of opponents: the removal of opponents or people considered undesirable from a state or organization
2. getting rid of something undesirable: the removal of something undesirable, impure, or imperfect
3. medicine laxative:
omething that acts as a laxative ( archaic )
[13th century. Via French< Latin purgare "purify" < purus "pure"]
1. to remove people suddenly or violently from an organization, group etc
purge something of someone:
an effort to purge the council of corrupt officials
purge someone from something:
purging large numbers of workers from unprofitable businesses
Synonyms or related words for this meaning of Synonyms or related words for this meaning of purge: limit, tie down, control, hamper, fence in... more
2. to remove a bad or unpleasant condition or feeling from someone or something
purge someone of something:
He was purged of all his fears and fell asleep at once.
purge something from something:
They were unable to purge the mistakes from the computer system.
Synonyms or related words for this meaning of Synonyms or related words for this meaning of purge: replace, throw away, shed, dispose of, do
clog (up)- dugul (drain, pipe)
1.[intransitive/transitive] to block something such as a pipe, tube, or passage, or to become blocked, so that nothing can get through
The drain’s clogged again.
be clogged with something:
The waterways are clogged with ice in winter.
2.[transitive] to slow down progress or an activity
Unfounded lawsuits are clogging the court system.
Synonyms or related words for this meaning of Synonyms or related words for this meaning of clog: interfere with, inhibit, disrupt, hamper, cramp... more
blood clot
fewer and fewer people NEM: less and less ... FEWER
blow up your mind
defective - hibás, tökéletlen
put compress
froth - bubble
froth on the top
frothy
creamy cake
foam - hab, de nem ehető
supe froth
shooting from the hip
to hoard - raktározni
the banks are hoarding the money
sound = healthy
harsh (kemény)
harsh opinion
sounding board - feedback
to cook the book - to commit accounting freaud
irrigation = bringing liquid
1. to bring water to land through a system of pipes, ditches etc in order to make crops grow = öntözés
2 medical to wash an injury using a continuous flow of liquid = öblítés
hog slaughter = disznóváhás
foreclosure = ingatlanárverés, amikor valaki nemm tud fizetni
to take someone’s property because they failed to pay back the money that they borrowed to buy it
The bank was threatening to foreclose on his mortgage.
kingpin = maffiavezér
fort wox
audit the fed
end the fed
Prohibition 1920's = alkohol tilalpom
