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1 ash lighter
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2 ash lighter
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3 lighter
1. n зажигалка2. n тех. запал3. n мор. лихтер4. v выгружать на лихтеры5. v перевозить на лихтерахСинонимический ряд:1. dizzier (adj.) dizzier; more light-headed; more swimming; more swimmy; more vertiginous2. easier (adj.) easier; more effortless; more facile; more royal; more untroublesome; simpler; smoother3. fairer (adj.) blonder; fairer; more alabaster; more ivory; paler4. faster (adj.) faster; looser; more unchaste; more wanton; more whorish5. frothier (adj.) frothier6. giddier (adj.) flightier; giddier; more bird-witted; more empty-headed; more featherbrained; more fribble; more fribbling; more frivolous; more harebrained; more hoity-toity; more lightheaded; more rattlebrained; more scatterbrained; more skittish; more volage; sillier; yeastier7. littler (adj.) littler; minuter; more casual; more inconsiderable; more insignificant; more minor; more shoestring; more small-beer; more trivial; more unimportant; pettier; smaller8. more carefree (adj.) blither; more carefree; more light-hearted; sprightlier9. more featherlight (adj.) more featherlight; more featherweight; more imponderous; more lightweight; more unheavy; more weightless10. softer (adj.) gentler; more moderate; slighter; softer -
4 Lash
лихтер на борту судна
судно-лихтеровоз
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