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41 go into hysterics
(to have a fit of hysteria.) imeti histeričen napad -
42 go into hysterics
• pillastua* * *(to have a fit of hysteria.) -
43 go into hysterics
(to have a fit of hysteria.) bli hysterisk; holde på å le seg ihjel -
44 go into hysterics
(to have a fit of hysteria.) avere un attacco isterico -
45 go into hysterics
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46 go into hysterics
(to have a fit of hysteria.) napad histerycznego śmiechu -
47 go into hysterics
(to have a fit of hysteria.) krist histērijā -
48 go into hysterics
(to have a fit of hysteria.) ištikti isterijos priepuoliui -
49 go into hysterics
(to have a fit of hysteria.) få ett hysteriskt anfall, bli hysterisk -
50 go into hysterics
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51 go into hysterics
(to have a fit of hysteria.) παθαίνω υστερική κρίση -
52 go into hysterics
(to have a fit of hysteria.) upadnout do hysterického záchvatu -
53 go into hysterics
(to have a fit of hysteria.) mať hysterický záchvat -
54 go into hysterics
to have a fit of hysteria.يُصاب بِنَوْبَةٍ هِسْتيريَّه -
55 go into hysterics
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56 go into hysterics
(to have a fit of hysteria.) -
57 истерика
hysterics, hysteria* * *истѐрика,ж., само ед. hysterics, hysteria.* * *1. hysterics, hysteria 2. изпадам в ИСТЕРИКА fall/go into hysterics, have a fit of hysterics, get/become hysterical -
58 crise de nerfs
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59 crisi di nervi
fit of hysterics, attack of nerves -
60 crisi di nervi
fit of hysterics, attack of nerves
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