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141 child
{tfaild}
1. дете, рожба (и прен.) -, чело, потомък
CHILD's детски
' CHILD's play прен. нещо много лесно, нещо съвсем незначително, играчка
with CHILD бременна
great/big with CHILD 'в напреднала бременност
this CHILD si. аз
2. наивен/неопитен/несамостоятелен човек
3. последовател, привърженик
4. продукт, резултат (of на)* * *{tfaild} n (р! children {'tfildran}) 1. дете, рожба (и прен.* * *чедо; рожба; дете;* * *1. ' child's play прен. нещо много лесно, нещо съвсем незначително, играчка 2. child's детски 3. great/big with child 'в напреднала бременност 4. this child si. аз 5. with child бременна 6. дете, рожба (и прен.) -, чело, потомък 7. наивен/неопитен/несамостоятелен човек 8. последовател, привърженик 9. продукт, резултат (of на)
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