I.swal·low2 ['swɒləʊ] SUBST
1. swallow (action):
- swallow
- gutanje nt
2. swallow (quantity):
- swallow
- gutljaj m
II.swal·low2 ['swɒləʊ] VERB trans
2. swallow meist passive WIRTSCH übtr (take over):
- swallow
- progutati perf
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- But it is not this big to swallow up mammals such as tree shrews or rats.news.bbc.co.uk
- Third, experts will swallow (or, more often, spit) and examine the taste sensations for a second life or aftertaste, again searching for more flavor notes.en.wikipedia.org
- When a dive is successful, gannets swallow the fish underwater before surfacing, and never fly with the fish in their bill.en.wikipedia.org
- It has a slow buoyant flight compared to barn swallow.en.wikipedia.org
- In this version, there are seven daughters, and the last one eats the hand by pounding it into a pill she can swallow.en.wikipedia.org
- If the blood glucose falls too low a person can become disoriented and unable to swallow.en.wikipedia.org
- The cost of living in a care home is likely to swallow up half the value of a family house, say researchers.www.dailymail.co.uk
- Accountants would find this business model hard to swallow.www.todayfm.com
- It appears some of the city's demands are too hard to swallow.www.cjad.com
- For a time he wore large rimless glasses that seemed to swallow his eyes.www.wired.com
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