chop
61chop — 1. noun /tʃɒp/ a) A cut of meat, often containing a section of a rib. b) A blow with an axe, cleaver, or similar utensil. Syn: axe, pink slip, sack …
62Chop — Original name in latin Chop Name in other language Chap, Chop, Cop, Csap, Csapi, Csop, Czop, Tschop, op, Чоп State code UA Continent/City Europe/Uzhgorod longitude 48.43198 latitude 22.20555 altitude 105 Population 8587 Date 2012 04 05 …
63chop — 1) n a cut down, customised motorcycle. A shortening of chopper2a. ► Sarah belongs to the distinctly laid back, Harley Davidson inclined lifestyle bikers. Soon she will be appearing on a customised550cut down chop . (Independent, 6 April 1988) 2) …
64chop — I v 1.Often chop down or off cut, hack, hew, hackle, haggle, fell, bring down; sever, split, cleave, sunder, rend; lop, prune, trim, shear, slip, crop, truncate. 2.Often chop up cut up, divide, partition, apportion; cube, dice, mince, hash, chip …
65chop — operacinio valdymo pakeitimas statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Data ir laikas (Grinvičo laikas), kada pajėgų ar dalinio operacijos valdymo įgaliojimai yra perduodami kitai vadovybei. atitikmenys: angl. change of operational control; chop pranc …
66chop — n. a rude remark; a cutting remark. □ Jerry made some chop about the way I dress. □ That was a rotten chop! Take it back! …
67chop — рубить to chop a pile of kindling нарубить кучу растопки chop down a tree срубить дерево …
68chop up — verb a) to cut or chop in order to separate the wind chopped up the lake. b) to separate, divide something that was considered whole …
69Chop — 1. share, cut: in for one s chop ; 2. sack; dismissal; 3. dismiss; give the sack to; fire; 4. (Pidgin English) quickly …
70chop — An absolute jerk. A person who thinks she is cool and has lots of friends. The truth is, nobody likes her. Pam is a chop. Why does she hang out with us when we tell her to go away? …
