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1 mutinous
adjective mutinous sailors.) som gjør mytteriadj. \/ˈmjuːtɪnəs\/opprørsk, oppsetsig, som gjør mytteri -
2 mutinous
1 მეამბოხური, ბუნტარული2 ამბოხებული -
3 mutinous
[΄mju:tinəs] a խռովարար, խռովա րա րական. a mutinous spirit խռովարար ոգի -
4 бунтарский
mutinous, rebellious; seditious -
5 бунтарский
mutinous, rebellious; seditiousбунта́рский дух — rebellious spirit
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6 непокорност
disobedience, refractoriness, recalcitrance, indocility, insubordinationдух на непокорност a rebellious spirit* * *непоко̀рност,ж., само ед.; непоко̀рств|о ср., -а disobedience, refractoriness, recalcitrance, unruliness, indocility, insubordination; mutinous behaviour; contumacy, contumaciousness; дух на \непокорност a rebellious spirit.* * *disobedience* * *1. disobedience, refractoriness, recalcitrance, indocility, insubordination 2. дух на НЕПОКОРНОСТ a rebellious spirit
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