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41 бликне
to spurt, to well, to gush (out) -
42 браво
bravo well done good for you -
43 бравос!
bravo well done good for you -
44 бунарски
of a well -
45 добротворен
benevolent; good; well————————benevolent -
46 згргори
(вода) to gush (forth), to well (up, out, forth), to spout (up, out), (крв) to spurt, towell to gush rout), to gurgle, (оружје to boom, to roar -
47 здаде се
to turn out well, to be a success -
48 здрав е
he is well, he is of good health -
49 ѕемнење
shivering conj. and, also, too, likewise, so, as well, in addition -
50 и јас ќе дојдам
I shall also come, I shall come too, I shall come as well -
51 извир
source, spring, well, fountain -
52 извира
to take rise, to spring to well, to spou out, to surt, to spirt, to issue, to originate, to arise form, to proceed -
53 има пари
to be welltodo, to be well off -
54 имашлив
rick, welltodo, well of, wealthy -
55 имотен
propertied, rich, well of -
56 напече
to bake plenty, to roast, to fry well -
57 оздрави
to recover, to grow well again, to be restored, to health, to regain health -
58 палтото му стои добро
he coat suits him well -
59 пофалува
to praise, to extol, to speak well of -
60 пофали
to praise, to extol, to speak well of
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