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1 коj собира доброволни прилози
beggar -
2 просjак
beggar -
3 доведува до питачки стап
beggar (v)--------reduce to beggary -
4 неопишлив е
beggar description -
5 што не може да се опише
beggar description -
6 ќелеш
beggar, scoundrel;nconsiderate person -
7 питачка
beggar woman -
8 просјак
beggar, mendicant, (на девојка) wooer, suitor -
9 питач
(просјак) m beggar, mendicant* * *beggar, mendicant -
10 момче
boy* * *lad, bloke (Br sl), boy--------laddie laddy (Scot), bachelor, beggar (coll) -
11 осиромашува
to grow (to become) poor, to be. (to come) impoverished, to become a pauper, to pauperize, to make poor* * *impoverish, beggar (v) -
12 пита
pie————————to beg, to ask, to request, to ask alms, to be a beggar, to go a begging———————— (со овошје)tart————————(round) loaf, flat cake, pie* * *beg -
13 проси
ask(for); beg; implore; pray————————to beg, to ask, to request, to ask alms, to goa begging, to be a beggar, (девојка) to woo————————beg* * *mooch, pans, beg -
14 човек
individual————————face; individual; person————————husband; man(men)———————— (луѓе)man, person, fellow, chap; guy————————individual; man(men); person* * *(разг)bird--------man, human being, beggar (coll), bloke (Br sl) -
15 парталка
ragged woman, beggar -
16 парталко
ragged man, beggar
См. также в других словарях:
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