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Kneipentour

в PONS речника

ˈpub crawl СЪЩ esp Brit разг

Kneipentour f <-, -en> разг
в PONS речника
pub crawl Brit разг
to go on a pub crawl Brit
pub crawl Brit разг
pub crawl Brit разг
pub [or Am usu bar] crawl
einen Zug durch die Gemeinde machen шег разг
to go on a pub crawl Brit
to go on a pub crawl bes. Brit [or Am bes. to go bar-hopping] with sb разг
в PONS речника

I. crawl [krɔ:l, Am esp krɑ:l] ГЛАГ нпрх

1. crawl (go on all fours):

2. crawl (move slowly):

kriechen <kroch, gekrochen>

3. crawl разг (be obsequious):

kriechen <kroch, gekrochen> прин
to crawl [up] to sb
vor jdm kriechen прин

4. crawl разг (be overrun):

von etw дат wimmeln

Phrases:

II. crawl [krɔ:l, Am esp krɑ:l] СЪЩ no pl

1. crawl (slow pace):

kriechen <kroch, gekrochen>

2. crawl (style of swimming):

Kraulen ср kein pl

pub1 [pʌb] СЪЩ разг

pub short for public house

Kneipe f <-, -n> разг
Beisl ср A

pub·lic ˈhouse СЪЩ Brit form

Kneipe f <-, -n> разг
Beisl ср A

pub2 СЪЩ

pub съкращение от publication

Publikation f <-, -en>

pub·li·ca·tion [ˌpʌblɪˈkeɪʃən] СЪЩ

1. publication no pl (publishing):

2. publication (published work):

Publikation f <-, -en>
Present
Icrawl
youcrawl
he/she/itcrawls
wecrawl
youcrawl
theycrawl
Past
Icrawled
youcrawled
he/she/itcrawled
wecrawled
youcrawled
theycrawled
Present Perfect
Ihavecrawled
youhavecrawled
he/she/ithascrawled
wehavecrawled
youhavecrawled
theyhavecrawled
Past Perfect
Ihadcrawled
youhadcrawled
he/she/ithadcrawled
wehadcrawled
youhadcrawled
theyhadcrawled

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It is essentially a pub crawl made into a game.
en.wikipedia.org
On a pub crawl in a neighbouring village, he and his colleagues get drunk.
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The vehicles are individually themed and occupants pub crawl over the entire day of driving.
en.wikipedia.org
The event, which began in 1999, is part pub crawl and part street theater, while wearing a thrift store wedding dress.
en.wikipedia.org
The event gained national recognition in 2010 after becoming the unofficial largest pub crawl with over 10,000 attendees.
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