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is that what they're calling it now?это так теперь называется? (Used to indicate that something the other person said is or could be a euphemism for something. Often said sarcastically to indicate that the original description is disingenuous, misleading, or deceptive.: "Apparently, the new album is meant to be an homage to the Beatles." B: "Is that what they're calling it now, an 'homage'? Because to me it's just a no-talent hack ripping off a bunch of the Beatles' most famous songs." thefreedictionary.com 'More)
is that what they're calling it now?это так теперь называют? ('More)
is that what they're calling it now?это так сейчас называют? ('More)
is that what they're calling it now?это так сейчас называется? (Used to indicate that something the other person said is or could be a euphemism for something. Often said sarcastically to indicate that the original description is disingenuous, misleading, or deceptive.: "Apparently, the new album is meant to be an homage to the Beatles." B: "Is that what they're calling it now, an 'homage'? Because to me it's just a no-talent hack ripping off a bunch of the Beatles' most famous songs." 'More)
is that what they're calling it these days?это так теперь называется? (Used to indicate that something the other person said is or could be a euphemism for something. Often said sarcastically to indicate that the original description is disingenuous, misleading, or deceptive.: "Where did Paula and Jason go?" B: "They said they were going back to Jason's apartment to study." A: "Oh, is that what they're calling it these days? In my day we called it 'hooking up'!" thefreedictionary.com 'More)
is that what they're calling it these days?это так сейчас называется? (Used to indicate that something the other person said is or could be a euphemism for something. Often said sarcastically to indicate that the original description is disingenuous, misleading, or deceptive.: "Where did Paula and Jason go?" B: "They said they were going back to Jason's apartment to study." A: "Oh, is that what they're calling it these days? In my day we called it 'hooking up'!" thefreedictionary.com 'More)
see what a success we are!знай наших! (were VLZ_58)
that's what all the fuss is aboutвот отчего сыр-бор разгорелся
that's what all the fuss is aboutвот откуда сыр-бор разгорелся
that's what all the fuss is aboutвот отчего сыр-бор загорелся
that's what all the fuss is aboutвот откуда сыр-бор загорелся
that's what I keep telling everyone!вот об этом я и говорю! (Himera)
that's what I keep telling everyone!а я о чём? (Himera)
that's what it all boils down toвот где собака зарыта (4uzhoj)
watch what you are sayingполегче на поворотах (doing VLZ_58)
we'll show you what we are made ofмы вам покажем кузькину мать (Voledemar)
what are you waiting for? Christmas?ждешь до морковкиного заговенья? ждешь, когда на горе рак свистнет? (Yeldar Azanbayev)
what are you waiting for? Christmas?ждешь у моря погоды? (Yeldar Azanbayev)
what is the oddsкакая разница? (Yeldar Azanbayev)