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champ 1 Verb 1. to chew noisily 2. champ at the bit Informal to be restless or impatient to do something [probably imitative] champ 2 Noun Informal short for champion (sense 1)
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Translations champ v champ [tʃӕmp] (especially of horses) to chew noisily. kou يَلوكُ хрупам chroupat smaske; gumle geräuschvoll kauen, schmatzen μασουλώ με θόρυβο mascar, masticar krõmpsutama با صدا جویدن rouskuttaa mâchonner לִלְעוֹס בְּקוֹלָנִיוּת कुतरना glasno žvakati ropogtat mengunyah bryðja masticare rumorosamente むしゃむしゃかむ (말이) 소리내어 씹다 kramtyti, šlamšti čāpstināt; šmakstināt mengunyah hoorbaar kauwen smaske, gumle, knaske żuć mastigar a rumega чавкать; грызть удила žuť prežvekovati mljackati tugga, bita เคี้ยวเอื้อง gürültüyle çiğnemek (馬等)大聲嚼 жувати, чавкати آواز کے ساتھ کھانا nhai rào rạo (马等)大声嚼 champ at the bit to be impatient; to show signs of impatience. ongeduldig wees فَقَدَ صَبْرَهُ ، عيلَ صَبرُهُ изгарящ от нетърпение netrpělivě přešlapovat være utålmodig ungeduldig sein ανυπομονώ consumirle a uno la paciencia kannatust kaotama بی قراری کردن؛ بی صبر و قرار شدن menettää malttinsa ronger son frein לְהַבִּיע קוֹצֵר רוּח अधीर होना gristi žvale, biti nestrpljiv türelmetlenségét alig tudja visszafojtani tidak sabar bryðja mélin; vera óþolinmóður (mordere il freno) いら立つ 애가 타다, 안달나다 nekantrauti būt nemierīgam/nepacietīgam tak sabar være utålmodig iritat; nerăbdător в нетерпении byť netrpezlivý nestrpen biti nestrpljiv vara otålig ความไม่อดทน sabırsızlanmak 不耐煩 виявити нетерпіння بے صبری کا مظاہرہ کرنا nôn nóng 不耐烦 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| He said he had attended a great military review in the Champ de Mars some time ago, and while the multitude about him was growing thicker and thicker every moment he observed an open space inside the railing. had been somewhat of a rider in those early days, and the champ of While the French nation and army were swearing fidelity round the eagles in the Champ de Mars, four mighty European hosts were getting in motion for the great chasse a l'aigle; and one of these was a British army, of which two heroes of ours, Captain Dobbin and Captain Osborne, formed a portion. |
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