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обикаляне на кръчми

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pub crawl N Brit inf

pub crawl
обикаляне nt на кръчми
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I. crawl [krɔːl, Am krɑːl] VB intr

1. crawl (go on all fours):

crawl
лазя

2. crawl (move slowly):

crawl
пълзя

3. crawl inf (be obsequious):

to crawl (up) to sb
подмазвам се на нкг
to crawl (up) to sb
раболепнича пред нкг

4. crawl inf (become infested):

to crawl with sth
гъмжа от нщ

Phrases:

to make sb's flesh crawl
побиват ме тръпки

II. crawl [krɔːl, Am krɑːl] N no pl

1. crawl (go very slowly):

crawl
пълзене nt без мн
crawl
влачене nt без мн

2. crawl (style of swimming):

crawl
кроул m
to do the crawl
плувам кроул

pub1 [pʌb] N Aus, Brit inf abbr of

pub → public-house

pub
кръчма f

I. pub2 N s.

pub → publication

II. pub2 VB trans s.

pub → publish

publish [ˈpʌblɪʃ] VB trans COMPUT, TYPO

publish
публикувам
publish
издавам
publish videoclips
издавам видеоклипове

publication [ˌpʌblɪˈkeɪʃən] N COMPUT, JOURN

publication
публикация f
publication
публикуване nt
electronic publication
електронна публикация
prior publication
предварително обнародване [o. публикуване]
Present
Icrawl
youcrawl
he/she/itcrawls
wecrawl
youcrawl
theycrawl
Past
Icrawled
youcrawled
he/she/itcrawled
wecrawled
youcrawled
theycrawled
Present Perfect
Ihavecrawled
youhavecrawled
he/she/ithascrawled
wehavecrawled
youhavecrawled
theyhavecrawled
Past Perfect
Ihadcrawled
youhadcrawled
he/she/ithadcrawled
wehadcrawled
youhadcrawled
theyhadcrawled
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Zombie pub crawls can be seen as a combination of the pub crawl and zombie walk traditions.
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The film follows a group of friends who discover an alien invasion during an epic pub crawl in their home town.
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However, as history would confirm, the pubs were the first to be visited on a pub crawl, they were the first port of call on a night out.
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The event, which began in 1999, is part pub crawl and part street theater, while wearing a thrift store wedding dress.
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The vehicles are individually themed and occupants pub crawl over the entire day of driving.
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