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101 wickedness
['wɪkɪdnəs]сущ.1) развращённость, порочность, безнравственностьI don't know what wickedness in me made me steal like that. — Не знаю, что за бес толкнул меня на это воровство.
2) злая выходка, злой поступокenormous / flagrant wickedness — чудовищное злодеяние
Syn:3) рел. нечестие, греховностьThe priest urged the people to repent of their wickedness. — Священник призвал народ раскаяться в своём нечестии.
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102 bream
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103 brighten
просиять глагол: -
104 brightening
подсветка глагол: -
105 burnish
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106 char
голец имя существительное:приходящая уборщица (charwoman, char)глагол:обугливаться (char, coal)выполнять поденную работу (char, chore)имя прилагательное: -
107 clarified
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108 clarify
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109 clear
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110 disinfect
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111 distil
перегонять глагол:дистиллировать (distill, distil, still)извлекать эссенцию (distil, distill)извлекать сущность (distil, distill)подвергаться дистилляции (distil, distill)извлекать квинтэссенцию (distil, distill) -
112 dress
платье имя существительное:парадный мундир (dress, dress-coat)глагол:украшаться (dress, beautify)имя прилагательное: -
113 eliminate
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114 fine
отлично имя существительное:пеня (fine, surcharge)глагол:делаться прозрачным (clarify, fine)имя прилагательное:ладный (fine, harmonious)рафинированный (refined, fine)наречие: -
115 flux
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116 fumigate
окуривать глагол: -
117 mop
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118 police
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119 polish
полировка глагол:начистить (polish, peel)наводить лоск (gloss, polish, sleek)имя существительное:глянец (gloss, luster, shine, polish, glossiness, glaze) -
120 purge
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