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1 ворох
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2 взятку
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3 вся братия
1) General subject: the entire shoot, the whole caboodle, the whole shoot, whole kit and boodle2) Jargon: kit and boodle (caboodle) -
4 вся компания
1) General subject: all the company, (честная) the entire shoot, the lot, the whole blessed lot, the whole boiling, the whole caboodle, the whole kit, (честная) the whole shoot, whole kit and boodle2) Jargon: kit and boodle (caboodle) -
5 добыча (награбленное)
Jargon: boodle (They divvied up the boodle and got out of town. Они разделили награбленное и покинули город.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > добыча (награбленное)
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6 брать взятки
1) General subject: boodle, finger, graff, graft, grafter, have an itching palm, be on the take, take backhanders2) Makarov: accept bribes, take bribes -
7 взятка
1) General subject: bakhshish, boodle, bribe, brocage (данная для получения должности), brokage (данная для получения должности), dash, douceur, golden key, graff, graft, grafter, gravy, grease, palm oil, rake off, rake-off, silver key, sop, subornation, sugarplum, swag, trick, gratification, under the table payment, undertable money2) Colloquial: backhander, palm-oil, pay-off3) American: payola4) British English: bung (informal)5) Law: backsheesh, fix, gratuity, kickback, illegal gratification6) Economy: hush money (за молчание), slush money7) Australian slang: back hander8) Diplomatic term: (политическая) pie9) Jargon: Missouri River, kick back, pay-off payoff, schmear, shake, sweetener, the fix, fix-up, contract, cush, salve (особенно небольшая), sugar, touch10) Persian: baksheesh11) Business: corruptive payment, hush-money, payoff, carrot12) Chemical weapons: contingent fee (за получение госзаказа)13) Makarov: backshish, illicit payment, oil of palms14) Phraseological unit: cross someone's palm (To give money to a person, especially as a bribe or as an inducement to perform a service.) -
8 взяточник
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9 ворованные деньги
Jargon: boodle -
10 ворох
2) Engineering: trashed heap -
11 вся кодла
Jargon: kit and boodle (caboodle) -
12 вся орава
1) General subject: the whole caboodle2) Jargon: kit and boodle (caboodle) -
13 деньги на подкуп политических деятелей
American: boodleУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > деньги на подкуп политических деятелей
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14 деньги, украденные из общественных фондов
Jargon: boodleУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > деньги, украденные из общественных фондов
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15 заниматься петтингом
1) General subject: put out (целоваться, обниматься, не доводя до совокупления( говоря только о женщинах, если о мужчинах и о женщинах-make out))2) Colloquial: getting on3) Taboo: attend parkology, bill and coo, boodle, bottleneck (игра слов на neck q.v. и bottleneck горлышко бутылки), break it off, canoe, canoodle, cuddle up, (с кем-л.) develop somebody (игра слов на прямом значении develop - проявлять фото, намек на темноту), do (one's) homework, fling woo, fool around, (с кем-л.) fuss somebody, (с кем-л.) get a strangle hold on somebody, (с кем-л.) giraffe somebody, (с кем-л.) give somebody a body job, go into a huddle, grouse, grovel, guzzle, hack, have a bit of slap and tickle, kidoodle, kiss-hug, love-dove, love-neck, (с кем-л.) make out, manhandle somebody, mash, (с кем-л.) monk somebody, mouse, (с кем-л.) mug (somebody), mush, muzzle, neck, (с кем-л.) neck-romance (somebody), park (особ. в припаркованном автомобиле), party, perch, (с кем-л.) pet, pitch honey, play around, play house, play smacky lips, (с кем-л.) prospect somebody, put on a party, rassle, rub, (с кем-л.) rub somebody, schmooze, score a touchdown by a neck, sexamine, sexercise, sexperiment, sexplore, smooch, snog, (с кем-л.) snuggle-puppy somebody, (с кем-л.) spark somebody, spoon, swing, take a lesson in anatomy, throw a party, turtleneck, wrestleУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > заниматься петтингом
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16 капитал
1) General subject: capital, (собственный) equity, fund, headband, kudos, performance stock, share capital, shareholders' equity, shareholders' interests, stock, assets, wherewithal (тж. в переносном смысле)2) Colloquial: skrill3) American: boodle (особенно нечестно приобретённые)4) Economy: asset5) Accounting: capital (разность между активами и обязательствами), (собственный) owners' equity, principal amount (на который начисляются проценты)6) Finances: bankroll, principal sum (сумма, на которую начисляются проценты)7) Banking: capital assets, funds, principal (в отличие от доходов на капитал)8) Patents: plant9) Business: corpus10) Investment: loan capital11) EBRD: equity -
17 карточная игра
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18 коррумпированный политик
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > коррумпированный политик
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19 краденое имущество
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > краденое имущество
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20 куча
1) General subject: amassment, batch, boodle (чего-л.), brood, clamp (картофеля, прикрытого на зиму соломой и землёй), congeries, congery, congestion, cumulus, drift (песка, листьев и т. п., нанёсенная ветрорм), fid, heap, hill, huddle, jumble, lot of, lump, mass, mound, mountain, packet, parcel, peck, pile, plump, rabblement, ruck, scad, stack, swarm (часто pl), the mountain has brought forth a mouse, wilderness, world (he has had a world of troubles - у него пропасть хлопот), world of, bulk, shedloads ("куча всего", "дофига"), load (he's got a load of money - куча денег), rick, loads of2) Geology: dump4) Dialect: bing7) Rare: enrockment, entassment8) Construction: accumulation, stock pile, stockpile, tod9) Railway term: coal pile10) Architecture: mountain (определение количества)11) Mining: cluster, stock dump12) Forestry: storage pile13) Graphic expression: (денег) hoard14) Automation: drop15) Makarov: hulk, mount, rabble, ream, wilderness (чего-л.), wilderness of16) Gold mining: leach heap17) Logistics: lashing
См. также в других словарях:
Boodle — Boodle, Boodles bzw. Boodle’s bezeichnet: als Boodle: eine Sammlung von short stories aus dem Jahr 1934 in Großbritannien von Leslie Charteris mit dem fiktiven Helden Simon Templar, siehe Boodle (Short Story) ein US amerikanischer Slang und… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Boodle's — is a London gentlemen s club, founded in 1762 at 49 51 Pall Mall, London by Lord Shelburne the future Marquess of Lansdowne and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, and the club came to be known after the name of its head waiter Edward Boodle.In … Wikipedia
Boodle — Boo dle, n. [Origin uncertain.] 1. The whole collection or lot; caboodle. [Low, U. S.] Bartlett. [1913 Webster] 2. Money given in payment for votes or political influence; bribe money; swag. [Polit. slang, U. S.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
boodle — 1833, crowd; 1858, phony money, especially graft money, actual or potential (1883), both Amer.Eng. slang, either or both based on BUNDLE (Cf. bundle), or from Du. boedel property … Etymology dictionary
boodle — ► NOUN informal ▪ money, especially that gained or spent dishonestly. ORIGIN originally denoting a pack or crowd: from Dutch boedel, boel possessions, disorderly mass … English terms dictionary
boodle — ☆ boodle [bo͞od′ l ] n. [< Du boedel, property, estate] [Old Slang] Slang former 1. something given as a bribe; graft 2. the loot taken in a robbery … English World dictionary
Boodle — For the Simon Templar short story collection of this title by Leslie Charteris, see Boodle (The Saint). For the London gentlemen s club, see Boodle s Boodle, or boodler, was a bar room or street term for money or booty applied by the yellow press … Wikipedia
boodle — boodler, n. /boohd l/, n., v., boodled, boodling. Slang. n. 1. the lot, pack, or crowd: Send the whole boodle back to the factory. 2. a large quantity of something, esp. money: He s worth a boodle. 3. a bribe or other illicit payment, esp. to or… … Universalium
Boodle — This very unusual and interesting name is of Anglo Saxon origin, and has two possible sources. Firstly, it may be a topographical surname for someone who lived or worked at a particular large house, derived from the Old English pre 7th Century… … Surnames reference
boodle — boo•dle [[t]ˈbud l[/t]] n. 1) sts the lot, pack, or crowd: Send the whole boodle back to the factory[/ex] 2) sts a large quantity of something, esp. money: worth a boodle[/ex] 3) sts a bribe or other illicit payment; graft 4) sts stolen goods;… … From formal English to slang
boodle — I. /ˈbudəl/ (say boohduhl) Chiefly US Colloquial –noun 1. a lot, pack, or crowd: the whole boodle. See caboodle. 2. a bribe or other illicit gain in politics. 3. → loot (def. 2). –verb (i) (boodled, boodling) 4. to obtain money dishonestly, as by …