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1 fig
смоква* * *смокваn. смоква -
2 fig leaf
n. смоквин лист -
3 fig tree
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4 attenuate fig
ослабува, смалува* * *ослабува, смалува; смалува, ослабува attenuate; lose weight; weaken ослабува; се истенчува -
5 cankerous (fig)
отровен, лош, што уништува -
6 ennoble (fig)
подобрува, облагородува -
7 ennoblement (fig)
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8 fable (fig)
лага, измислица -
9 fabricate (fig)
измислува, фабрикува (лаги) -
10 face (fig)
дрскост, предна страна на книга, надворешна страна; цифрарник (на саат), површина на (земја планина) -
11 facet (fig)
вид, аспект -
12 hornet (fig)
бес, лутина, непријателство -
13 huckster (fig)
измамник, крадец, пропагандист (Ам) -
14 hug (fig)
цврсто се држи за, се додворува -
15 hulk (fig)
гломазен несмасен човек, труп, дрво -
16 jam (fig)
неприлика, каша -
17 jungle (fig)
неред, метеж, збрка -
18 keen (fig)
длабок (чувство разум), жесток -
19 kernel (fig)
јадро, срж -
20 kidney (fig)
темперамент, сорта, сој, врста
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