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1 ханжа
............................................................1. hypocrite(n.) با ریا، آدم ریاکار، آدم دو رو، زرق فروش، سالوس، متصنع............................................................ -
2 ханжа (f)
............................................................1. hypocrite(n.) با ریا، آدم ریاکار، آدم دو رو، زرق فروش، سالوس، متصنع............................................................
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