f fa fb fd fe ff fg fh fi fj fl fm fn fo fp fr fs ft fu fw fx fy

Перевод: fib

[существительное]
выдумка ; неправда ; ложь ;
[глагол]
выдумывать; врать; привирать

Тезаурус:

1. Every time you want to see me you have to make an excuse, haven't you, tell a fib of some sort?
2. Then realising to whom she was referring she stopped and, embarrassed now, she muttered, "Well, it was a fib in a good cause; we don't want bairns scampering around this place, do we?"
3. Mr Francis is in Marcus because he was knocked down crossing a road this morning and has a double fracture of the right tib. and fib.
4. Hyperbole, falsehood, fiction, fib were pebbles tossed
5. King Ecgfrith was advised by Cuthbert, bishop of Lindisfarne, and presumably informed circles among the northern Angles not to invade Pictland in 685 ( HE IV, 26), and Cuthbert's personal familiarity with the Niduari Picts in Fib (Fife) affords a glimpse of the probably extensive contacts between northern Anglian circles and Pictish communities immediately north of the Forth.
6. These numbers may be a bit of a fib.
7. "Oh, what a fib."
8. Lord Gnome's Complete Fib and Lie Diet (Corgi, 4.99) serves up the best of Private Eye's recent offerings, and Ned Sherrin's Loose nEds (Coronet, 3.99), provides sparkling "jottings from a fractured life" in his own inimitable, witty style.
9. "Call me old-fashioned, and you can shoot me down in flames if I'm telling a fib, but I'm pretty much upfront and hands on when it comes to megastardom.
10. "That's a fib , and you're a liar."
11. The kingdom of Fib (Fife) with Forthreve ( Kinross-shire ), possibly a dependent territory of Fortriu and one which the Northumbrian Cuthbert visited as prior of Melrose in the course of his pastoral responsibilities, was probably also subjugated.
12. PAMELA: If I should say I am not, then you will call me hard names and perhaps I shall tell a fib.
13. Not much help to you, I know, but why should I fib and say I walked in?