уходить в отрыв / уйти в отрыв
phrase
Transcription (the accent is shown in capital letters):
[u-ha-DEET' v at-RYV / uî-TEE v at-RYV]
Translation / meaning:
(slang) to have a good time, to have fun, to cut loose, to have a blast
Examples:
- Не могу дождаться отпуска, чтобы наконец-то уйти в отрыв!Can't wait for my vacation to finally have some proper fun!
- Миша ушёл в такой отрыв, что на утро вообще ничего не помнил.Misha cut so loose that the next morning he did not remember anything at all.
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