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1 збута
to push, to thrust, to jostle, to dash, to push, to bolt, to throw back, to misley, to push into -
2 обѕира се
to have regard to, to regard, to take into consideration, to attend to, to pay attention to, to bear in mind, to care for, to take notice of, to turn back, to look around
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