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------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] be taken hostage[Swahili Word] -tekwa[Part of Speech] verb[Derived Word] teka V------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] hostage (someone held as a surety for another's debt)[English Plural] hostages[Swahili Word] kole[Swahili Plural] makole[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 5/6an[Derived Word] koleza V------------------------------------------------------------ -
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/'hɔstidʤ/ * danh từ - con tin =to keep somebody as a hostage+ giữ ai làm con tin - đồ thế, đồ đảm bảo !hostage to fortune - người có thể mất; vật có thể mất; con tin cho số mệnh - (số nhiều) con cái; vợ con -
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N1. बंधक व्यक्तिउग्रवादियों ने चार विदेशी 'hostage'(बंधक व्यक्तियों) की हत्या कर दी थी -
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n1) заручник2) заставаhostages to fortune — дружина й діти; найближчі люди
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n. 1. барьцаа. 2. барьцааны хүн. Three young children were taken/ held \hostage during the bank robbery. Банк дээрэмдэх үед гурван хүүхдийг барьцаанд авсан байна. -
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English-Russian dictionary of regional studies > Hostage Crisis
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зало́жник мIran hostage crisis — ист кри́зис с зало́жниками в Ира́не (1979 г.)
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[ˈhɔstɪdʒ] nouna person who is held prisoner in order to ensure that the captor's demands etc will be carried out:رَهينَهThey took / were holding three people hostage.
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