бурда
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[edit]Noun
[edit]бурда́ • (burdá) f inan (genitive бурды́, uncountable)
- (colloquial) dishwater, slops
- 1885, Антон Чехов [Anton Chekhov], Отец семейства; English translation from Constance Garnett, transl., The Head of the Family, 1917:
- — А что? — трево́жится жена́. — Ра́зве суп не хоро́ш?
— Не зна́ю, како́й ну́жно име́ть сви́нский вкус, что́бы есть э́ту бурду́! Пересо́лен, тря́пкой воня́ет… клопы́ каки́е-то вме́сто лу́ка…- — A što? — trevóžitsja žená. — Rázve sup ne xoróš?
— Ne znáju, kakój núžno imétʹ svínskij vkus, štóby jestʹ étu burdú! Peresólen, trjápkoj vonjájet… klopý kakíje-to vmésto lúka… - "What's wrong?" asks his wife anxiously. "Isn't the soup good?"
"One must have the taste of a pig to eat hogwash like that! There's too much salt in it; it smells of dirty rags . . . more like bugs than onions. . . .<...>"
- — A što? — trevóžitsja žená. — Rázve sup ne xoróš?
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