Traducciones de „bump off“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

bump off V. trans. coloq.

to bump sb off

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Ejemplos de uso para bump off

to bump sb off

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Vile sects seem to be keen to bump off rationalists, claiming they have been offended by their critiques.

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There he'll have plenty to keep him busy, including new costumes and challenges as well as a whole bunch of fancy and unusual ways to bump off your targets.

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I'd be more likely to bump off him...

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Or a player could ram a car into a building that would undoubtedly destroy it, only to see it bump off with a minimal scratch.

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Daughters are ready to bump off fathers, husbands to exploit wives, and everyone is happy to chance their assets on the wheel of fortune.

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Cruel experiments on human subjects and a willingness to nonchalantly bump off any man, woman or child who learned the truth, doesn't leave much room for interpretation.

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I have more faith in my wife than to bump off the competition.

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What's kind of neat -- and might be frustrating in some circumstances -- is that things tend to bump off each other.

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