Marina y yo platicamos sobre la gastronomía de su país.

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Gastronomía boliviana Ft. Marina

Слова из эпизода: таково́й - такой, этот - such; у́часть - положение, судьба - fate, destiny; при́знак - показатель, примета, знак - sign, feature, attribute; дурно́й - плохой, безнравственный, (разг.) глупый - bad, ill, evil, wrong; предполага́ть - иметь намерение, делать прогноз - to assume, guess, suppose, expect; роди́ться - появиться, возникнуть - to be born, appear; скро́мный - сдержанный, умеренный, (перенос.) небольшой, ограниченный, едва достаточный - modest; обвини́ть - счесть виновным, упрекнуть, укорить - to accuse; лука́вство - хитрость, коварство - craftiness; скры́тный - избегающий откровенности, не рассказывающий другим о себе - secretive; ласка́ть - проявлять ласку, (устар.) успокаивать, утешать - to caress; оскорбля́ть - to insult; злопа́мятный - кто хорошо помнит зло, которое ему сделали - vindictive; угрю́мый - мрачный, неприветливый, безотрадный - sullen; болтли́вый - кто любит много и легкомысленно говорить - talkative; сде́латься - стать - to become; зави́стливый - постоянно завидующий, полный зависти - envious; вы́учиться - научиться - to learn; бесцве́тный - не имеющий цвета, (перенос.) невыразительный, ничем не замечательный - colorless; мо́лодость - youth; протека́ть - проходить - to pass, run, proceed; насме́шка - обидная шутка - mockery; хорони́ть - to bury; обма́нывать - говорить неправду, ложь - to deceive; пружи́на - упругая стальная полоса, согнутая спиралью, (перенос.) движущая сила в каком-нибудь деле - spring; иску́сный - умелый, хорошо знающий своё дело - skillful; да́ром - бесплатно, бесполезно, напрасно - for nothing, for free; вы́года - польза, преимущество - benefit; неутоми́мо - упорно, без устали - tirelessly; добива́ться - достигать - to achieve; отча́яние - состояние крайней безнадёжности - despair; под ду́лом пистоле́та - at gunpoint; бесси́льный - не имеющий сил и возможности действовать - powerless; прикры́тый - covered up; любе́зность - courtesy; доброду́шный - добрый и мягкий по характеру, незлобивый - good-natured.

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