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101 ABREAST
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102 abreast
Iபின் தங்காதுIIபக்கம் பக்கமாகஇணையான; நிலை ஒத்துIVஇணையான, நிகரான, ஒத்தநிலை -
103 abreast
de front Adjective -
104 abreast
adv. 1.एक सीध में, साथ साथ, एक दूसरे के बगल में, बराबर2.समान रूप से अग्रसर या उन्नत -
105 abreast
baraabar, saath-saath (th as in thick) -
106 abreast
advმწკრივში, მწკრივად -
107 abreast
adv.1) қатар, қатарында2) дәрежедегідей -
108 abreast
adv. ber ük däräcädä -
109 abreast
yan yana, bir hizada -
110 abreast
adv.yan yanche -
111 abreast
рядом, в ряд, бок о бок; параллельно, с параллельным соединением -
112 abreast
kasiping, katabí -
113 abreast
kk., ks.berbaris dua-dua. to be a. of/with mengikuti -
114 abreast
okouran -
115 ABREAST
"جنبا إلى جنب, متمشيامح" -
116 abreast
yanyana -
117 abreast of
e ayak uyduran -
118 abreast
adverbനിരയായി, ഒപ്പം, തോളോടുതോള് ചേര്ന്ന് -
119 abreast
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120 Abreast
flanko cxe flanko.
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