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1 Boon
The woody parts of flax and hemp removed by retting. -
2 boon
1 bean♦voorbeelden:1 bruine bonen • ±kidney beanswitte bonen in tomatensaus • ±baked beanswitte bonen • haricot beans -
3 boon
[buːn] nouna blessing:نِعْمَةٌ، بَرَكَةٌIt's been a real boon to have a car this week.
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4 boon
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5 witte boon
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6 blessun
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7 сърцебина
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8 blagodet
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9 костра
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10 кострика
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11 dobrodenie
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12 бонвиван
boon-companion, easy-going man; man of the world, man about town* * *бонвива̀н,м., -и boon-companion, easy-going man; man of the world, man about town; free-liver.* * *bon vivant* * *boon-companion, easy-going man; man of the world, man about town -
13 кострика
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14 hauska veikko
• boon companion• a boon companion -
15 костра
boon* * *boon, sheave* * *bonfirebonfiresfireshove -
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boon имя существительное: -
17 весел другар
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18 весел придружник
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19 compańero constante
• boon companion• constant companion -
20 compańero del alma
• boon companion• soulmate
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