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61 besvær
bother, trouble* * *subst. [ anstrengelse] effort subst. [ vanskelighet] difficulty, trouble, inconvenience, annoyance, hassle (med besvær) with difficulty -
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63 ťažkosť
bother; complaint; difficulty; discomfort; disorder; distress; hassle; snag* * *difficulty -
64 órógva
bother, disturb, hinder, trouble -
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66 resep-resepan
bother getting a prescription -
67 hiraukan
bother, bothered, bothered, bothering -
68 indahkan
bother, bothered, bothered, bothering -
69 peduli akan
bother about, bothered about, bothered about, bothering about -
70 прогонува
bother; annoy; disturb; harass; worry; preoccupy————————obsess; torment————————banish, victimize————————to persecute, to pursue, to give chase, (следи тајна) to shadow————————banish; expatriate; harass; obsess; pursue————————banish; expatriate————————follow; pursue* * *banish, victimize, tyrannize -
71 се плетка
bother; annoy; disturb; trouble; interfere————————play 2 v————————interfere* * *(со)monkey (v)--------play 2 (v), mess about (mess around), muddle along -
72 obtěžovat se
bother, trouble -
73 ei, comedie / drăcia dracului / drăcie (cu pălărie)!
bother it!botheration!the devil (a bit)!boy!gosh!the deuce!hang!drat it!damn / dash it all!the thunder!deuce take it!hang it (all)!God damn!great guns!sl. înv. shiver my timbres.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > ei, comedie / drăcia dracului / drăcie (cu pălărie)!
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77 foddraist
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78 foddran
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80 foddrasai
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