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Перевод: swipe

[существительное]
сильный удар; ворот ; коромысло; рычаг ; журавль колодца ; конюх ;
[глагол]
ударять с силой; красть; пиздить [неценз.]

Тезаурус:

1. In the Express , Robert Kilroy-Silk takes another swipe at Bryan Gould.
2. (July 24-Aug 23) Your ruler the Sun takes a swipe at Neptune on October 2 and then Jupiter on the 3rd.
3. So we'd wait up all night, follow the delivery van around and survive on the bread and milk we could swipe.
4. My letter was published in full, and I was pleased with myself, for two good reasons: my first literary effort had been accepted; and I had had a good swipe at the evils of fascism, judging by the stream of supporting letters which followed.
5. Mrs Thatcher, in Commons exchanges with Mr Neil Kinnock, rejected criticism in Hong Kong and Britain and took a swipe at foreign critics by urging them to help accommodate the boat people.
6. Along the front of the rostrum there was painted, in large, white letters, the phrase "SWIPE ME".
7. "Swipe him one," a fellow marketeer suggested, but she smiled enigmatically, remembering Gabriel.
8. Whilst it was still airborne you gave it an almighty swipe and endeavoured to send it further than your opponent.
9. Where Jackson had in mind a playful swipe at other people's romantic success, some of those other people read a venomous resentment.
10. But if the tip-twitching becomes more powerful, then it can act as a clue that a swipe from a bad-tempered paw is imminent.
11. " Dejala ," they yelled as she rode in for the big swipe and missed it.
12. rises to swipe the pretender off.
13. Organic meat needs experienced butchery and not a quick swipe with the band saw before being instantly packaged - so go to a butcher who buys his meat on the hoof from a farmer who isn't into organics just for the sake of profit.