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[ʹkrımınəs] a редк.1. криминальный2. преступныйcriminous clerk - ист. священник, нарушивший закон
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(редкое) криминальный - * story детективный роман преступный - * clerk( историческое) священник, нарушивший законБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > criminous
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