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па́рень

chap1 [tʃæp] N (fellow, friend)

chap
па́рень m
chap
прия́тель m

I. chap2 <-pp-> [tʃæp] VB intr

chap
тре́скаться

II. chap2 <-pp-> [tʃæp] VB trans

chap
образо́вывать тре́щину

chap. N

chap. abbreviation of chapter

chap.
глава́ f

chapter [ˈtʃæptəɐ, Am -tɚ] N

1. chapter a. fig:

chapter
глава́ f
to quote chapter and verse
то́чно ссыла́ться на исто́чник
to give chapter and verse for sth fig
указа́ть подро́бности в отноше́нии чего́-ли́бо

2. chapter Am (local branch):

chapter
филиа́л m

3. chapter Brit, Aus form (series of disasters):

their trip was a chapter of accidents
их путеше́ствие бы́ло верени́цей происше́ствий [или чередо́й неуда́ч]
Present
Ichap
youchap
he/she/itchaps
wechap
youchap
theychap
Past
Ichapped
youchapped
he/she/itchapped
wechapped
youchapped
theychapped
Present Perfect
Ihavechapped
youhavechapped
he/she/ithaschapped
wehavechapped
youhavechapped
theyhavechapped
Past Perfect
Ihadchapped
youhadchapped
he/she/ithadchapped
wehadchapped
youhadchapped
theyhadchapped
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a nice chap/guy
ми́лый челове́к m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

The skin on their faces is chapped and toughened due to the freezing temperatures, and their cheeks are always reddened.
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So death doesn't have the same terror that it would to a young happy chap.
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They are affecting the world and everything we used to count on as being dependable and accurate is being discussed by these argumentative chaps.
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Economy rice is also commonly referred to as chap fan or mixed rice.
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The hands wear heavy chaps, starched white shirts, and slouch-brimmed hats.
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