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101 trell
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102 рабовладельческий
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103 рабовласницький
slave-holding, slave-owning -
104 hamba
slave, servant* * *slave* * *I, especially when talking to someone of higher rank, often in formal prayers (Literary); yes (Literary) -
105 робовладелчески
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106 mercante di schiavi
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107 sgobbare
slave* * *sgobbare v. intr. (fam.) ( lavorar molto) to grind* away; (fam.) to slog, to slave; ( studiare sodo) to swot.* * *[zgob'bare]1) (lavorare molto) to toil (away), to drudge, to slog, to work hard2) gerg. scol. to swot (up), to cram, to mug (up) BE* * *sgobbare/zgob'bare/ [1](aus. avere)1 (lavorare molto) to toil (away), to drudge, to slog, to work hard2 gerg. scol. to swot (up), to cram, to mug (up) BE; sta sempre a sgobbare sui libri he's always poring over his books. -
108 quldorlik
slave ownership, slavery; slave owning.quldur quldur ono.bubbling or gurgling noises -
109 изпълнителна страна
slave sideslave sidesБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > изпълнителна страна
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110 podređena postaja
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111 podređena stanica
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112 pomoćni sistem
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113 prijem stanica
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114 rob
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115 tržište robova
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116 uslužni računar
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117 trabajar como esclavo
• slave away• work as a slave• work day and night• work down• work jointly• work like a beaver• work like a dog• work like a Trojan -
118 trabajo de esclavos
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119 trabajo de negros
• slave labor• slave labour -
120 trata
• slave trade• slave traffic• slavery
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