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I n1) ( палке) бажання2) жадання, пристрасть; хтивість3) прохання, побажання4) предмет жадання; мріяII v1) бажати; жадати; хотіти2) ( наполегливо) просити; висловлювати бажання; вимагати -
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n. хүсэл, тачаал. v. хүсэх, тачаадах. -
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vt. 원하다, 바라다, 소원, 욕구, 바라는 것, 정욕 -
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ميل داشتن، آرزو كردن، ميل، آرزو، كام، خواستن،خوا خواسته -
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vt željeti; zahtijevati, tražiti, naređivati / to leave nothing to be # d = udovoljavati svim željama, zahtijevima; as # d = prema želji; if # d = po želji; to # in marriage = zaprositi djevojku; to be all that can be # d = potpuno zadovoljavati* * *
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n. lust; wil; verzoek--------v. tevreden maken, tevreden zijn; verzoekendesire1[ dizzajjə] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉————————desire2〈 werkwoord〉1 wensen ⇒ verlangen, begeren♦voorbeelden:1 leave much/nothing to be desired • veel/niets te wensen overlaten -
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• hteti; izraziti želju; molba; narediti; nuditi se; tražiti; zahtev; zahtevati; želeti; želja; žud; žudeti; žuditi za nečim; žudnja -
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желание, предмет желания, сильное желание; вожделение -
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MARKETING (of consumer for product) désir m -
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ansi (v.), vle (v.), anvi, dezi, dezire -
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[dɪ'zaɪə] 1. nбажа́ння2. v1) бажа́ти, хоті́ти2) проси́ти, вимага́ти -
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желание; пожелание; вожделение -
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