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skorup(k)a
I. shell [ʃel] N
1. shell (covering):
shell
shell of bullet
shell of insect
shell of nut
shell of sea animal
2. shell MIL:
shell
3. shell of building, vehicle:
shell
Phrases:
II. shell [ʃel] VB trans
1. shell (remove shell):
shell
łuskać [perf wy-]
2. shell (fire at):
shell
ostrzeliwać [perf ostrzelać]
III. shell [ʃel] VB intr
to shell easily
to shell easily
OpenDict entry
shell N
thin shell ARCHIT
sabot shell MIL
reactor shell nukleonika
plugged shell
peridotite shell GEO
pallasite shell GEO
outer shell PHYS
OpenDict entry
shell N
shell (of helmet) sing
corporate shell N Am ECON
corporate shell
shell out VB trans inf
shell out money:
shell out
bulić [perf wy-]
shell-shock N a. fig inf
shell-shock
OpenDict entry
shell out VB
shell out intr inf
shell out intr inf
OpenDict entry
shell corporation N
Present
Ishell
youshell
he/she/itshells
weshell
youshell
theyshell
Past
Ishelled
youshelled
he/she/itshelled
weshelled
youshelled
theyshelled
Present Perfect
Ihaveshelled
youhaveshelled
he/she/ithasshelled
wehaveshelled
youhaveshelled
theyhaveshelled
Past Perfect
Ihadshelled
youhadshelled
he/she/ithadshelled
wehadshelled
youhadshelled
theyhadshelled
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They are probably too tired or have been burned too many times by cheap travelers who do not bother to shell out a buck.
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Over the course of its five-year lifespan, you'll have to shell out approximately $3,245 - which is still a hefty sum.
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Its devotees shell out huge sums for the classes and the logo-adorned clothes.
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They owe that to their fans that shell out decent money to fill the seats for those games.
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As per convention he has shell out dowry for the marriage and somehow falls short of the agreed sum.
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