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1 фіговий
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2 фігове дерево
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3 фіга
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4 винна ягода
( dried) fig -
5 дуля
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6 інжир
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7 малюнок
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8 наплювати
1) to spit2) to disregard, to defyмені наплювати — I don't care a darn (a fig, a pin, a tinkler's damn, two hoots)
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9 смоква
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10 смоківниця
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11 ягода
жberry; soft fruit, small fruit; бот. baccaвинна ягода — ( dried) fig
ведмежа ягода — bearberry, buckberry, kinnikinic
вовча ягода бот. — spurge-flax
ягода горобини — rowan, sorb apple
ягода шипшини — hip, canker-berry
збирати ягоди — to go gathering berries, to berry
родити ягоди (про кущі, насадження) — to come into berry, to berry
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12 фінансово-промислова група
скор. ФПГ -
13 ФПГ
скор. від фінансово-промислова групаFIG (скор. від financial industrial group) -
14 інжир
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