GUNBOATS

Англо-русский перевод GUNBOATS

Hasn't he got the biggest gunboats you ever saw? — Ты видел когда-нибудь такие огромные ботинки, как у него?

New English-Russian dictionary of modern informal English. Новый Англо-Русский словарь современного неформального английского. 2012

GUNBOATS — n pl AmE sl Hasn't he got the biggest gunboats you ever saw? — Ты видел когда-нибудь такие огромные ботинки, как …
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GUNBOATS — n pl AmE sl Hasn't he got the biggest gunboats you ever saw? — Ты видел когда-нибудь такие огромные ботинки, …
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GUNBOATS — gunboats n pl AmE sl Hasn't he got the biggest gunboats you ever saw? Ты видел когда-нибудь такие огромные ботинки, …
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