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Значения термина bollix на английском

португальский
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каталонский
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испанский
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Make a mess of, destroy or ruin.

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Использование термина bollix на английском
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That really was bizarre, but not costly, as the captain Schaars made a total bollix of the corner.
The Guardian
2
Since he declined to return their ball, the youths would assuredly have called him a "speccy bollix".
The Irish Times
3
They thought for a while and came up with what they agreed was a much more acceptable word: "bollix".
The Irish Times
4
Someday I would look back on it with disbelief, knowing the only thing I'd accomplished with Iola was to bollix my chances with this woman.
The smoke room: a novel of suspense
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You didn't get this bollixed up without lots and lots of planning.
The dog said bow-wow
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This brain is bollixed up about reality and I can't analyze it.
Girl, Interrupted
7
Poor police and lab procedures had bollixed more than one case.
Secret Sanction
8
It will be launched at the Dogs Bollix in Auckland on 22 May.
Radio NZ
9
Then, they always wind up bollixed by some simple task.
Existence
10
And maybe you think people who own all of those outlets were greedy bollixes.
The Irish Times
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Tom would get all bollixed up trying to set up even a little tent.
The stand
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He wondered if he'd bollixed up the breaks.
East of eden
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Like McCain, Schmidt believed that the war had to be won and that the Bush administration had bollixed the job.
Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
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But I do think that the fundamental nerdiness of gun owners may be one of the things bollixing the argument.
Wired
15
Damn, I'm going to enjoy that almost as much as I am bollixing up my dear old friend Ralph's campaign.'
The Naked God
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The intell folks were scared about what would happen if their information turned out to be wrong and the mission got bollixed.
The Kingmaker
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испанский
arruinar
Bollix через время