GIGGING - traducción al árabe
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GIGGING - traducción al árabe


GIGGING         

ألاسم

أَخْبَل ; خَبِل ; مَجْنُون ; مَخْبُول ; مَعْتُوه ; مَمْسُوس

الفعل

أَحَثَّ ; اِحْتَثَّ ; اِسْتَحَثَّ ; دَعَا ( إِلَى أو لـِ ) ; دَفَعَ إلى

عربة بعجلتين      
gig
قارب محفوظ لربان السفينة      
gig

Definición

garbage juice
1. The liquid leaking from a torn garbage bag. Most commonly found on sidewalks in large cities.
2. A beverage which tastes awful.
1. Gross, I just stepped in puddle of garbage juice.
2. This martini's awful. It tastes like garbage juice.
3. Snapple-brand fruit punch.
Get me whatever drink they've got in the store except for the garbage juice.

Wikipedia

Gigging
thumb|right|220px|A successful gigger in the [[Amazon basin, Peru.]]
Ejemplos de uso de GIGGING
1. He intends to fund his trip by gigging with his band, Souljacker.
2. "I‘ve also sat at home watching TV while he‘s been out gigging, so one of us has always been busy.
3. The deal came to little, however, and Bramwell found himself on the gig circuit round his home town; at the time, it was in the grip of Madchester fever, and Bramwell preferred gigging instead with performance poets.
4. "I just can‘t be away from it for a minute." "I think about new numbers in the plane, on the band bus, even at the breakfast table, but it‘s mostly all about collecting ideas at this stage." "When the gigging stops, I‘ll get down properly to putting some numbers together", he promises.
5. What struck us from ploughing through the diaries and columns is that John toiled long and hard in the 1'70s for very little reward; his stories of gigging at higher education establishments across the country, sleeping in service stations and lay–bys on the drive home, read like an itinerary of misery and humiliation.