португальский
meter o rabo entre as pernas каталонский
escapolir-se Flee; take to one's heels; cut and run.
1
Cash and calls weren't the only thing Massino got on the lam.
2
Stinker is a bargee, but he was quite right to lam me.
3
We're both on the lam now. He glanced idly toward the woman.
4
I'm liable to lam your head off, threatened the big man sullenly.
5
De way that gal lam me across the head was a caution!
6
We'll lam 'em straight back to the Tennessee again-seeif we don't!
7
And her husband was on the lam from a bunch of mobsters.
8
Probably thought you were going to lose and took it on the lam.
9
And it was easy to see that she already liked Peter Hal lam.
10
I know ut; here's where the frindly lam'post hild me in its arrums.
11
One of these mutations is a small deletion internal to the lamB gene.
12
Right now we gotta lam outta here, before somebody notices us what shouldn't.
13
She's on the lam now, but Mike and I are on her trail.
14
The Solar Guard thinks Manning took it on the lam from Ganymede, right?
15
Ricca and Campagna promptly went on the lam, probably to Hollywood.
16
Jimmy's childhood was spent either behind bars or on the lam and stealing.
