Sweat
51sweat — I v To put pressure on. This guys been asking me for my digits all night; he s really sweating me. 1960s II v To worry. Don t sweat it; we ll finish on time. 1950s …
52sweat — See: by the sweat of one s brow …
53sweat — 1) vb American to put pressure on (someone) ► No one s sweating you to join a gang. (Los Angeles policeman to street gang member, ITV documentary, August 1989) 2) n British a brutish, unsophisticated individual. The term sometimes denotes someone …
54sweat — swet n. perspiration, moisture excreted by the sweat glands; act of perspiring; droplets of moisture on a surface, condensation; hard work; worry, stress, anxiety (Informal) v. perspire; work hard; collect moisture from condensation; worry, be… …
55sweat it — See don t sweat it …
56sweat — 1. noun drenched with sweat Syn: perspiration 2. verb 1) she was sweating heavily Syn: perspire 2) I ve sweated over this book Syn: work, labour, toil …
57sweat — 1. n. problem; trouble. No sweat, I ll get it done. 2. v. anxiously await results …
58sweat — prakaitas statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Poodinių liaukų išskiriamas sūrus skystis (sekretas). Prakaitas susideda iš 98% vandens, 0,7 – 2% sausųjų medžiagų, šlapalo. Sveiko suaugusio žmogaus prakaitas gaminasi nuolat,… …
59sweat-shirt — [ switʃɶrt; swɛtʃɶrt ] n. m. • 1939; mot angl. « survêtement d athlète », de sweat « sueur » et shirt « chemise » ♦ Anglic. Pull over de sport en coton molletonné ou en tissu éponge, ras le cou ou à col montant, terminé à la taille et aux… …
60Sweat (disambiguation) — Sweat may refer to:Beverages* Pocari Sweat, a popular Japanese soft drink and sports drink first sold in 1980Biology* Sweating, a biological method of cooling, excreting fluids from the: **Eccrine sweat glands **Apocrine sweat glandsCooking*… …
