Translation of 'rug' in English

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rug
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expr. cut a rug, (U.S. Slang.) to dance in a lively manner.
Ex. Shirley, who is an expert dancer, cut many a rug at the Stage Door Canteen (Time).
rug
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expr. pull the rug (out) from under, to upset the plans of.
Ex. Until the afternoon, there seemed some hope of a settlement. Then the Supreme Court pulled the rug out from under the President (Newsweek).
rug
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expr. sweep under the rug, (Informal.) to conceal (an error, scandal, problem, or difficulty), especially from the public.
Ex. For years this national scandal has been swept under the rug (Harper's).
rug
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noun a rough pull; jerk.
rug
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Ex. a rag rug, a grass rug.
2. a thick, warm cloth used as covering.
Ex. The tramp wrapped his woolen rug around him.' title='rug (1), noun.
1. a heavy floor covering usually covering only part of a room's floor.
Ex. a rag rug, a grass rug.
2. a thick, warm cloth used as covering.
Ex. The tramp wrapped his woolen rug around him. in english'>rug (1), noun.
1. a heavy floor covering usually covering only part of a room's floor.
Ex. a rag rug, a grass rug.
2. a thick, warm cloth used as covering.
Ex. The tramp wrapped his woolen rug around him.Ex. a rag rug, a grass rug.
2. a thick, warm cloth used as covering.
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rug
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rug (2), verb, rugged,rugging,noun.
(Scottish.)
rug
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v.t., v.i. to pull roughly; tug.

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