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1 blazing
adjective1) burning brightly:مُشْتَعِلٌa blazing fire.
2) extremely angry:غاضِبٌ جِدّاa blazing row.
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2 deflagration, blazing, flaring up
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3 glowing, candescent, blazing, candent
وَهّاج \ glowing, candescent, blazing, candent. \ _(field) Phys.Arabic-English glossary > glowing, candescent, blazing, candent
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4 blussende vred
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5 sálající
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6 skíîlogandi
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7 razbuktan
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8 клейменный
Русско-английский словарь по деревообрабатывающей промышленности > клейменный
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9 помеченный
Русско-английский словарь по деревообрабатывающей промышленности > помеченный
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10 dīpta
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11 jvaladbhiḥ
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12 pradīptaṁ
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13 samiddhaḥ
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14 žiariaci plameň
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15 надруб m
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16 აგიზგიზებული
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17 auflodernd
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18 gleißend
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19 пламтящ
blazing, burning, in flames* * *пламтя̀щ,сег. деят. прич. blazing, burning, in flames.* * *aflame; blazing; conflagrant; fiery{`faixri}; flaming* * *blazing, burning, in flames -
20 пламнал
blazing, ablaze, burning, in flame(s), on fire(за бузи) glowing, flushed(за епидемия и пр.) infested (with)* * *пла̀мнал,мин. св. деят. прич. blazing, ablaze, burning, in flame(s), on fire; (за бузи) glowing, flushed; (за епидемия и пр.) infested (with); • пламнала ми е главата be at o.’s wits’ end.* * *ablaze; red-hot{red hOt}* * *1. (за бузи) glowing, flushed 2. (за епидемия и пр.) infested (with) 3. blazing, ablaze, burning, in flame(s), on fire
См. также в других словарях:
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