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41 pipe the side
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42 raise the side
Строительство: закрыть борт -
43 take the side of
Общая лексика: занять сторону -
44 tend the side
Морской термин: находиться у трапа -
45 tending the side
Морской термин: находящийся у трапа -
46 to the side
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47 with the (...) side up
Макаров: (...) стороной вверхУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > with the (...) side up
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48 with the side up
Макаров: (...) (...) стороной вверх -
49 by the side of
ליד, בקרבת; לעומת* * *◙ תמועל ;תברקב,דיל◄ -
50 on the side
מהצד, מן הצד; בצד* * *◙ דצב ;דצה ןמ,דצהמ◄ -
51 take the side
(of smb.) ставати на сторону ( когось) -
52 by the side of
di sisi -
53 on the side
di sampingan -
54 on the side of
pada sisi -
55 by the side of
yanında, göre, kıyasla* * *in yakınında -
56 toward the side
kenara doğru -
57 at the side of
adv. yanında -
58 on the side
yanısıra, ayrıca, bir de -
59 at the side of
adv. yanında -
60 on the side
yanısıra, ayrıca, bir de
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