I. troll [брит. trɒl, trəʊl, америк. troʊl] СУЩ.
1. troll (in Scandinavian mythology):
- troll
- troll м.
2. troll разг. ИНФОРМ. (person who posts provocative messages online):
- troll
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- troll
- troll м.
II. troll [брит. trɒl, trəʊl, америк. troʊl] ГЛ. неперех. разг. ИНФОРМ.
- troll (post provocative messages online)
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- troll (post provocative messages online)
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The iron workers had never asked to put the troll on the bridge, so the state is stuck with the troll.
en.wikipedia.org Companies that have this business model are pejoratively referred to as patent trolls.
en.wikipedia.org The troll suggested that he come home with him.
en.wikipedia.org He took him to a home on a bank in a great forest, because the stranger was a troll.
en.wikipedia.org He sat in the corner dressed in her clothing, and the troll ate his daughter and asked if he didn't want any.
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