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1 большая сумма денег
1) General subject: a mint of money, a pot of money, great sum of money, mint2) American: bundle3) Economy: heap of money, lot of money, plethora of money4) Australian slang: big bickies, pot5) Jargon: handsome ransom, heavy dough, heavy jack, heavy money, heavy sugar, sugar, hard coin, bomb, fistful, package, sock, stakeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > большая сумма денег
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