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121 frigate bird
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122 frigate, guided missile
fragata lançadora de mísseis dirigidos.English-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > frigate, guided missile
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127 frigate-built
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128 mackerel, frigate
—1. LAT Auxis rochei (Risso)2. RUS поперечнополосатая макрель-фрегат f, скумбриевидный тунец m, макрелетунец m3. ENG bullet [wide-corseleted frigate] mackerel, plain bonito, frigate mackerel4. DEU —5. FRA auxide f bise, bise f, melva f1. LAT Auxis thazard (Lacépède)2. RUS макрелевый тунец m, обыкновенная макрель-фрегат f3. ENG frigate [round frigate, bullet, narrow-corseleted frigate] mackerel, plain bonito4. DEU Fregattmakrele f, Meerrabe m, Unechter Bonito m5. FRA auxide f, thazard mDICTIONARY OF ANIMAL NAMES IN FIVE LANGUAGES > mackerel, frigate
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