Translations for „gobble“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

I . gobble [ˈgɒbl, Am ˈgɑ:bl] VB intr

1. gobble inf (eat):

gobble

есть жа́дно

2. gobble (make turkey noise):

gobble

кулды́кать

II . gobble [ˈgɒbl, Am ˈgɑ:bl] VB trans inf

gobble

ло́пать

III . gobble [ˈgɒbl, Am ˈgɑ:bl] N

gobble

кулды́канье nt

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For cash-strapped labels, as long as a single company doesn't gobble up a monopoly on users, it's a good thing.

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Such fluctuations can provide valuable clues to how stars gobble up gas and dust as they grow and mature.

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In early spring, male turkeys, also called gobblers or toms, gobble to announce their presence to females and competing males.

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Now, if you gobble up a huge amount of mobile data your penalty fee can not exceed $50.

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The plankton-eaters then indiscriminately gobble up the tainted particles while fish-eaters consume the poisoned plankton eaters, and so on through the marine food web.

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They didn't wonder why reptiles with a superb sense of smell and taste gobble up fruit.

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But, of course, like with any food-tasting, all you really want to do is just gobble the whole bar up.

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So while those at the top of the food chain gobble up luxury goods, millions of others go hungry.

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The player must then either gobble all remaining dots or be caught by a ghost in order to reopen the chutes.

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The gobble can carry for up to a mile.

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