Translations for „paunch“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

paunch [pɔ:ntʃ, Am pɑ:ntʃ] N

paunch

живо́т m

paunch

брюшко́ nt

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English

Skin; paunch, and wash the hare, cut it into pieces, dredge them with flour, and fry in boiling butter.

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A few years ago, people ran to burn a few calories or lose some paunch.

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Further discussions led to the inclusion of paunch and a bald patch.

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He has got very long arms and a bit of a paunch.

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You are a middle-aged guy who likely has a mortgage and a second-trimester beer paunch.

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Pirates, with their paunches and gold-capped choppers, are clearly scoundrels as role models.

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The hypocrisy of those who are outraged by the watering of cricket grounds lies in their very paunches.

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An older man with a paunch and a jacket with sleeves straining to contain his big arms.

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My paunch will grow at a rate faster than the greed of your corrupt government.

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There's a nervous glance as we absorb the paunch, the wrinkles, the receded hair.

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