Translation for 'Mickey' from English to Bulgarian

Mickey Mouse

Мики МаусF

• The invincibility novelty Mickey cap that will make the player invincible for a limited amount of time.
• After touring his house, guests pass through a fake garden to enter mickey’s movie barn.
• The name "Pimpama" is reportedly derived from Bundjalung language (Yugumbir dialect), "pim pim ba" or "bim bim ba", meaning place of "soldier (mickey) birds".
• The first blacked out Dyna with dual front disc brakes, tach/speedometer (the iconic mickey mouse ears) at the handlebars and higher rear end.
• One mickey is the smallest resolvable unit of distance by a given computer mouse pointing device.

• Mickeys per second is a unit of measurement for the speed and movement direction of a computer mouse, where direction is often expressed as "horizontal" versus "vertical" mickey count.
• This prompted Macquarie Media to issue a statement saying the station didn't condone MacSween's comments, while MacSween defended her comments as being satirical and said she believed it was 'tragic' that many Australians had lost their sense of humour, and lamented about no longer being able to 'take the mickey out of people'.
• Laura is a model who obtains additional income by picking up men, slipping them a mickey, and robbing them.
• He also said that he and Best got on great and enjoyed "taking the mickey" out of each other like a real brother and sister.
• Starke told Johnathon Hughes from Digital Spy that "the nickname was an old scouse mickey take, a window cleaner who doesn't do the corners is given a nautical name as the windows look like portholes."

• Warren's wife seduces Vito at his hotel but 'slips him a mickey', later kidnapping him at gunpoint.
• Sugden wrote that "the national papers seemed to think that it took the mickey out of country people, while the Norfolk people thought it ridiculed Londoners".
• also decorate their house with plum blossoms (also called "hoa mơ" in Vietnamese but referring to a totally different species from mickey-mouse blossoms) [...].
• He used to take the mickey out of himself; he'd always acted in a Shakespearean manner and suddenly realized he had to tone down his performance for film".