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1 tremulous
adj1) тремтячий2) нерівний (про почерк)3) боязкий, трепетливий* * *a1) тремтячийtremulous plumes — пір'я, що розвівається; нерівний ( про почерк)
2) трепетный; боязкий, боязливийtremulous maidens — боязкі діви; боязкий
to smile a tremulous smile — боязко посміхнутися, посміхнутися тремтячою усмішкою; чутливий
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2 tremulous
a1) тремтячийtremulous plumes — пір'я, що розвівається; нерівний ( про почерк)
2) трепетный; боязкий, боязливийtremulous maidens — боязкі діви; боязкий
to smile a tremulous smile — боязко посміхнутися, посміхнутися тремтячою усмішкою; чутливий
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