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• bang to rights — adj, adv British caught red handed, without hope of escape. This 19th century expression (paralleled in American English by dead to rights) is usually heard in the form caught bang to rights or we ve got him/ her bang to rights (i.e. helpless,… …   Contemporary slang

• стукаться — СТУКАТЬСЯ, несов. (сов. стукнуться), чем обо что. Ударяться (удариться), натолкнувшись при движении друг на друга, или удариться какой л. частью тела обо что л.; Син.: тыкаться [impf. to knock oneself (against), bang oneself (against), bump… …   Большой толковый словарь русских глаголов

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• plod — v 1. trudge, pace, tramp, walk heavily, lumber, Inf. galumph; drag oneself along, move laboriously, shuffle, shamble, drag one s feet; walk on or over, tread, step on, stamp, Inf. stomp, crush, trample. 2. drudge, work or work hard, toil, moil,… …   A Note on the Style of the synonym finder