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4 Plot se chýlí na stranu.
Plot se chýlí na stranu.La clôture penche d'un côté.Tschechisch-Französisch Wörterbuch > Plot se chýlí na stranu.
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5 plot z drátěného pletiva
plot z drátěného pletivagrillage mTschechisch-Französisch Wörterbuch > plot z drátěného pletiva
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6 plot
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7 plot
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8 plot
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9 plot drátěný
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10 plot plaňkový
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11 plot z ostnatého drátu
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12 plot z pletiva
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13 plot živý
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14 Kluci chtěli podlézt plot zahrady.
Kluci chtěli podlézt plot zahrady.Les gamins voulaient passer sous la clôture du jardin.Tschechisch-Französisch Wörterbuch > Kluci chtěli podlézt plot zahrady.
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15 laťkový plot
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16 laťový plot
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17 Nabodl se na plot.
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18 Přehodíš kámen přes tamhleten plot?
Přehodíš kámen přes tamhleten plot?Sauras-tu jeter une pierre par-dessus ce peuplier-là?Tschechisch-Französisch Wörterbuch > Přehodíš kámen přes tamhleten plot?
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19 tyčkový plot
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20 Zahradník seřezává živý plot u parku.
Zahradník seřezává živý plot u parku.Le jardinier écime la haie du parc.Tschechisch-Französisch Wörterbuch > Zahradník seřezává živý plot u parku.
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