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Terms for subject Euphemistic containing Take | all forms | exact matches only
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I need to take a leakмне надо кое-куда сбе́гать
take a biobreakсправлять нужду (coll. Andrey Truhachev)
take a biobreakсходить до ветру (coll. Andrey Truhachev)
take a comfort brakeсходить в одно место (Wakeful dormouse)
take a comfort brakeсходить попудрить носик (Wakeful dormouse)
take a crapоправляться (Andrey Truhachev)
take a "number two"облегчиться (= defecate: Langley (News 1130) – "A woman has been arrested after she was caught on video apparently taking a ‘number two' on the floor of a Tim Hortons in Langley. She's seen defecating in front of the counter following some sort of verbal confrontation with staff. Surveillance video of what happened, posted to the internet, then shows her throwing the feces at Tim Hortons workers before running out of frame." ART Vancouver)
take a number twoсходить по-большому (Юрий Гомон)
take Captain Picard to warp speedмастурбировать
take careустранить (Bobrovska)
take careрасправиться (Bobrovska)
take careликвидировать (Bobrovska)
take care ofрасправиться (с кем-либо)
take care ofразделаться (с кем-либо)
take in handмастурбировать
take to the woodshedотчитывать (Ivan Pisarev)
take to the woodshedнепублично наказывать (Ivan Pisarev)
take to the woodshedнаказать как следует (Ivan Pisarev)
take to the woodshedнаказать как следует (to punish, reprimand, or reprove someone, especially discreetly, secretly, or in private. Ivan Pisarev)
take to the woodshedскрытно наказывать (Ivan Pisarev)
take to the woodshedтайно наказывать (to punish, reprimand, or reprove someone, especially discreetly, secretly, or in private. Ivan Pisarev)