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Vamp
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egy vamp, egy csĂĄbĂtĂł nĆ
an attractive woman who seduces men by her looks
PĂ©ldĂĄk
She was a vamp who knew how to get what she wanted.
Ć egy vĂĄmp volt, aki tudta, hogyan szerezze meg azt, amit akart.
02
a csĂpĆ, a felsĆ elĂŒlsĆ rĂ©sz
the upper front part of a boot or shoe, covering the top of the foot
PĂ©ldĂĄk
These boots have a reinforced vamp to withstand tough outdoor conditions.
Ezek a csizmĂĄk megerĆsĂtett orrrĂ©sszel rendelkeznek, hogy ellenĂĄlljanak a kemĂ©ny kĂŒlsĆ körĂŒlmĂ©nyeknek.
03
egy vamp, egy rövid
a short, repeated musical phrase, often improvised, used as an introduction or accompaniment
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The band kept a steady vamp going while the soloist prepared.
Az egyĂŒttes folyamatos vampot tartott fenn, amĂg a szĂłlista kĂ©szĂŒlt.
to vamp
01
megjavĂtja a cipĆ orrĂĄt, foltozza a cipĆ elejĂ©t
to repair or furnish a shoe with a new vamp (the front part of the upper)
Transitive: to vamp a shoe
PĂ©ldĂĄk
She had her shoes vamped instead of buying new ones.
Ć megjavĂttatta a cipĆjĂ©t Ășj vĂĄsĂĄrlĂĄsa helyett.
02
csĂĄbĂt, elbƱvöl
to act seductively toward someone
Transitive: to vamp sb
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The actress vamped her coâstar during the scene.
A szĂnĂ©sznĆ csĂĄbĂtotta partnere a jelenet alatt.
03
foltoz, javĂt
to repair or improve something old by adding a new part
Transitive: to vamp sth
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The tailor vamped the coat by replacing the sleeves.
A szabĂł megjavĂtotta a kabĂĄtot az ujjak cserĂ©jĂ©vel.
04
improvizĂĄl, kitalĂĄl
to invent or fabricate something, often quickly or without preparation
Transitive: to vamp sth
PĂ©ldĂĄk
She vamped a story to entertain the children.
Ć improvizĂĄlt egy törtĂ©netet, hogy szĂłrakoztassa a gyerekeket.
