Examples of using Reefer in English and their translations into Hungarian
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He spent three years(1983- 1985) as a member of Jimmy Buffett's Coral Reefer band.
gondola with a box load, reefer car and a caboose that lights up!
For your full container transports, we offer a variety of solutions with standard, reefer, open top
Hence, we also have to term reefer coat, which describes a double breasted navy coat that is close fitting
He spent three years(1983- 1985) as a member of Jimmy Buffett's Coral Reefer band and coined the term"Parrotheads" for Buffett's die-hard fans.
You stay sober, Reefer, and who knows, maybe Santa will bring you a job for Christmas.
There is a badly wrecked Reefer under the bridge linking Prawn Island and Downtown Vice City.
Before the reefer madness campaign of the 1930's, relatively few peoples utilized the psychoactive properties of Cannabis through smoking in the U. S….
Schmit also spent three years(1983-1985) as a member of Jimmy Buffett's Coral Reefer band and coined the term"Parrotheads" for Buffett's die-hard fans.
Usually by mixing it with tobacco and rolling it up with cigarette papers into a cannabis cigarette(often called a'spliff','joint','reefer', or'jay').
Th-That's why I helped you find the reefer, that's why I helped you guys steal the Winnebago… and that's why I brought you… here tonight.
When Reefer Madness raised his offer,
I mean, hell, I… I tried me some reefer when I was 12,
Now we have one reefer truck and can transport our products,
The growing popularity of refrigerated containers, which are a more environmentally friendly alternative to reefer ships, however, means that their availability is limited.
Reefer containers or refrigerated containers are used to transport goods requiring temperature-controlled conditions in transit,
use fully calibrated reefer trucks with bulkheads
Reefer Madness not only created a hysteria against Cannabis,
That's what reefer is for.
Some relief or some reefer?