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Значения термина dud на английском

каталонский
desastre
испанский
desastre

Someone who is unsuccessful.

desastre
португальский
gasto
испанский
fallo

An explosion that fails to occur.

gasto

An event that fails badly or is totally ineffectual.

The capital and largest city of the Marshall Islands.

Использование термина dud на английском
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In March, she received the answer: the therapy looked like a dud.
Reuters
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TIRED You'll need your own music; the included soundtrack is a dud.
Wired
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The dud shell has slipped forward and got wedged in the rafters.
No Man's Land
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I'm not bashing him; I'm just saying his sermon was a dud.
The new yorker
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The latter are capital-starved and loaded with dud advances to large corporations.
Reuters
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Meanwhile, the Rugby World Cup is actually a bit of a dud.
Radio NZ
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The dud auction may have had something to do with Icahn's demands.
Reuters
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Disused washing machines, dud television sets, bedsteads and other items were encountered.
The Irish Times
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I say, perhaps you could give us a dry dud or two.
Master Tales of Mystery, Volume 3
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She was genetically engineering a super-plague that was more of a super-dud.
The bone chamber
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Even if it's such a dud one that we put it back.
On the Beach
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The matchup between Heisman Trophy-winning quarterbacks turned out to be a dud.
Reuters
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You don't get a single new dud before the fourth, Vic Stevenson.
Starr, of the Desert
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But no serious political party wants to touch this dud of an issue.
The Guardian
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Why use a new bulb and run the risk it was a dud?
NS13 Zero Hour (2010)
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It will also put more pressure on investment banks to avoid dud issues.
Reuters
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каталонский
desastreinútil
испанский
desastrefallo
португальский
gasto
Dud через время
Dud в диалектах
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