bung out
Idiomybung out idiom
Dodatkowe przykłady dopasowywane są do haseł w zautomatyzowany sposób - nie gwarantujemy ich poprawności.
Come down and see it before he pulls the bung out."
All they had to do was to take the bung out of the barrel, top off the level until they were ready to move them.
Knocking its bung out, he drew off enough off to give me a sample.
Every so often they'd come down and they'd take the bung out and put more water in.
He grabbed a nearby keg, knocked its bung out, started splashing liquid around.
Blood fountained, as though he had pulled the bung out of a hogshead of crimson wine.
He was embittered by being, "bunged out" of the Navy (as he saw it), with just one month's notice.
The Hottentot corporal knocked the bung out of the brandy keg and ruled a pewter mug.
I slowly pushed the bung out with my feet and, lifting myself on my elbows and toes, eased out backward.
Thomas, with more help than he needed, rolled the wine barrel up on a cradle and set a spigot in its end and knocked the bung out.
It was only a question of pulling the bung out and letting the boat flood, but a flooded boat might be too heavy, springing the yard or parting the tackle.
You might remember a certain convoy, and an attack on the convoy, and the reason your ship wasn't captured then-and every one of you bunged out the airlock, or worse.
It also made a difference that the advent of long comic stories which collected in one volume gave the French something they could publish in album form (or if they were too long, bunged out in affordable chunks).
But Tavir-and so he shall henceforth be called, for so he had now determined to be-Tavir flew up in the air like a wax bung out of a shaken bottle, and hitting the chamber roof, exclaimed: "Never, on my life!"
If you follow the instructions for later Series 11 and Series III and fill the box until oil starts to spill from the filler, then it is three inches too full unless you have the small level bung out.
Burlingham allegedly received the nickname of "Bungtown" in the late 1800 when the local women became upset with their husbands for spending too much time at the local saloon and knocked all of the bungs out of the whiskey barrels.