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bukh

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[book] / bʊk /

verb (used without object)

  1. to prate or brag.


noun

  1. small talk; prattle; bragging.

Etymology

Origin of bukh

From the Hindi word bak talk

Example Sentences

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“After 20 years of practice I can tell you I never saw that kind of scenario” unless the Russian government really wants that person back and is will to provide someone or something that the U.S. wants in exchange, said the attorney, Arkady Bukh.

From Seattle Times

Arkady Bukh, a defense lawyer for Nikulin, said he would file an appeal in the interim.

From Washington Times

Boiko's lawyer is Arkady Bukh who specialises in hackers extradited to the US.

From BBC

"In these situations, there's no DNA to follow and rarely any video recordings. It's not an armed bank robbery," says Bukh.

From BBC

Bukh hasn't yet received all the prosecution's documents in this case - at the moment he is trying to improve the Boiko's conditions in prison.

From BBC