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ka·put [kəˈpʊt, америк. also -ˈpu:t] ПРИЛ. неизм., предикат. разг.

kaput

kaputt предикат. разг.

kaput

hin[über] предикат. разг.

to go kaput

kaputtgehen разг.

to go kaput

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Died -- that's a good word to describe the moment when a car goes kaput. calgaryherald.com

Our assumptions of how the country must have learned from those long years of trying to rise above the cruelty of that dictator, is kaput. www.mindanews.com

But as a very important part of the system, what happens when it goes kaput? www.breakingnews.ie

But it's not only the planet that's at risk (although, once that's kaput of course, so are we). www.mirror.co.uk

You open it up, pour in the pills, add water, shake lightly and the drugs are kaput. www.nj.com

But watch for the signs below, some of our readers say -- all signs they've experienced in the past before their relationships went kaput. www.jamaicaobserver.com

So the family gave up the season tickets, and about 80 years of allegiance went kaput. www.nytimes.com

Trouble rose and soon their over two-year-old relationship went kaput. www.dnaindia.com

Kaput destroys most of them with his lightning vomit (a blaster hidden in his mouth). en.wikipedia.org

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