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1 Hebraize (To make Hebraic in character or form)
Религия: побуждать следовать древнееврейским обычаям, гебраизировать, следовать древнееврейским обычаямУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > Hebraize (To make Hebraic in character or form)
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2 Hebraize
1) Общая лексика: гебраизировать, побуждать следовать древнееврейским обычаям, следовать древнееврейским обычаям, использовать гебраизмы (в речи)2) Религия: (To make Hebraic in character or form) побуждать следовать древнееврейским обычаям, (To make Hebraic in character or form) гебраизировать, (To make Hebraic in character or form) следовать древнееврейским обычаям
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