Translations for „paunch“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

paunch <-es> [pɔ:n(t)ʃ] N

paunch

trebuh m

paunch

vamp m

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English

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

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They're still here, but they've exchanged their greasy hair for glabrous pates, swapped their placards for walking-sticks and developed paunches.

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It has grown a slight paunch, and can spend some time on the couch.

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

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The audience was a sea of balding pates and middle-aged paunches.

lifestyle.inquirer.net

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

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

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In the past, a middle-aged man would proudly have a paunch, now he might get botox.

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He'd look more menacing without that little paunch.

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A large paunch or bony or angular frame are discouraged.

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