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1 Crimean shirt
Австралийский сленг: рубашка, которую носили в буше (фланелевая, обычно красного цвета или в красную и чёрную полоску) -
2 Crimean shirt
рубашка, кот. носили в буше (фланелевая, обычно красного цвета или в красную и чёрную полоску)Australia and New Zealand. English-Russian dictionary of regional studies > Crimean shirt
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