Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Czech term or phrase:
NABONZOVAT
English translation:
to tell on somebody, squeal
Added to glossary by
lingua chick
Jun 22, 2006 08:36
17 yrs ago
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Czech term
NABONZOVAT
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***Celou tu skupinku takzvane nabonzoval**
Nemam napsany text. Je DVD... doufam, ze jsem dobre ho napsala. Mam ho prekladat do Italstiny, ale preklad do Anglictiny mne pomuze stejne! Dekuji!
Nemam napsany text. Je DVD... doufam, ze jsem dobre ho napsala. Mam ho prekladat do Italstiny, ale preklad do Anglictiny mne pomuze stejne! Dekuji!
Proposed translations
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4 | to tell on somebody, squeal | lingua chick |
5 | to report (on), denounce, stool (on) | Martin Janda |
5 | to rat, snitch, sing, spill the beans | Lucia [Lulu] Lay |
5 | dob in | Lubosh Hanuska |
4 | TURN UP | Pavel Blann |
Proposed translations
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to tell on somebody, squeal
Here are just two more alternatives for you, "to squeal" is the slang version.
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Note added at 1 day6 hrs (2006-06-23 15:28:50 GMT) Post-grading
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You are welcome, glad it helped you. Have a nice weekend :-)
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Note added at 1 day6 hrs (2006-06-23 15:28:50 GMT) Post-grading
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You are welcome, glad it helped you. Have a nice weekend :-)
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Comment: "Thanks! The verb "to squeal" helped me most in finding the equivalent in Italian! "
4 mins
to report (on), denounce, stool (on)
proste nekoho udat - uvadim alternativy od oficialni az po neformalni
5 mins
TURN UP
čili prásknout
5 mins
to rat, snitch, sing, spill the beans
to inform on - give away information on somebody, slang term
2 hrs
dob in
This is a slang term in Czech/Slovak, easily translated by many terms, most of those given by others are adequate, I would pick "dob in" as the best and most frequently used in Australia.
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