budge

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budgeсуществительное
budges
множ.
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Определения
A movement or shift, especially a slight one.
After hours of negotiations, there wasn't a budge from either side.
Lambskin dressed with the wool outward, used for trimming or lining garments (archaic).
The scholar's gown was edged with black budge.
budgeглагол
budged
Прошедшее простое время
budged
Причастие прошедшего времени
budging
Герундий
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Переводы
She refused to budge on her decision despite the pressure.
Она отказалась уступить в своем решении, несмотря на давление.
He tried to budge the heavy table, but it wouldn't move.
Он пытался шевелить тяжелый стол, но он не двигался.
The door wouldn't budge no matter how hard he pushed.
Дверь не сдвигалась, как бы сильно он ни толкал.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
To move or cause to move slightly.
I tried to push the door open, but it wouldn't budge.
To change or make someone change their opinion or decision.
Despite the arguments presented, she refused to budge on her stance.
budgeприлагательное
budger
Срав.
budgest
Превосх.
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Archaic adjective meaning "made of budge (lambskin)" or "solemn, pompous"; also used attributively (e.g., "budge fur").
Определения
Made of, trimmed with, or resembling budge (lambskin) fur (archaic).
He wore a budge cloak lined with soft lambskin.
Solemn or pompous in manner (archaic).
The magistrate spoke in a budge tone that silenced the crowd.