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41 precipitous
adj. f ml.1.стрмен (падина/карпа)2. нагол; a precipitous fall/drop in sales/prices нагло паѓање на продажба/цени3. precipitate 2. precipitousness n. -
42 sick
adj.болен; to fall - (или to go, to turn) sick се разболува;2. чувствува мачнина; to be sick, to feel sick - чувствува мачнина2. (амер.) е болен; to be sick of something - е презаситен од нешто; to be sick at heart - тагува; to be sick for a sight of home - копнее за дома; болен -
43 snowdrop
n. (бот.) кокиче; snow-fall - n. паѓање снег; snow-flake - n. снегулка -
44 steeply
adv. 1. стрмно (се спушта/искачува)2. rise/fall steeply нагло расте/паѓа (цени/трошоци/профит) -
45 thickly
adv. 1. густо (населен/насаден)2. grow thickly густо расте (косата/шумата)3. fall thickly силно врне (снег)4. be thickly covered with dust/mud прекриен е со дебел слој прашина/кал5. нејасно; зарипнато (зборува) -
46 use
n. употреба, примена, намена, користење; in use - во употреба, употреблив; out of use - неупотреблив; to be in use - е во употреба; to be, to fall out of use - излегува од употреба; to make use of - искористува нешто; to have the use of - има корист од; to put to use - искористува;2. корист, корисно употребува, корисност; of use - корисен; of no use - некорисен;3. вообичаеност, навика, обичајv. употребува, користи, се служи;4. се;5. (само past) има обичај; to use up - искористува, истрошува, исцрпува; used up - исцрпен; употреба; користи, употребува; примена; употреба; користење -
47 violently
1. силно, жестоко (напаѓа/се бори/сака); fall violently in love with sb/sth жестоко се вљубува во некого/нешто; She was shivering violently Силно се тресеше2. насилнички; behave violently насилнички/грубо се однесува; a violent attack насилнички/брутален напад
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