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1 dialect
{'daiəlekt}
n диалект, наречие, говор* * *{'daiъlekt} n диалект, наречие, говор.* * *диалект; говор; наречие;* * *n диалект, наречие, говор* * *dialect[´daiə¸lekt] n диалект, наречие, говор. -
2 varmint [Am.] [coll. or dialect] [animal]
вредител {м}English-Bulgarian small dictionary > varmint [Am.] [coll. or dialect] [animal]
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3 Attic
{'ætik}
I. 1. атински, атически
ATTIC (dialect) атически/класически гръцки език
2. прост, чист, изискан, класически (за език, стал и пр.)
ATTIC salt/wit тънко остроумие, атическа сол
II. n таван, тавански етаж/стая, мансарда* * *{'atik}. а 1. атински; атически; Attic (dialect) атически/класическ (2) {'atik} n таван; тавански етаж/стая, мансарда.* * *тавански; таван; мансарда;* * *1. attic (dialect) атически/класически гръцки език 2. attic salt/wit тънко остроумие, атическа сол 3. i. атински, атически 4. ii. n таван, тавански етаж/стая, мансарда 5. прост, чист, изискан, класически (за език, стал и пр.)* * * -
4 attic
{'ætik}
I. 1. атински, атически
ATTIC (dialect) атически/класически гръцки език
2. прост, чист, изискан, класически (за език, стал и пр.)
ATTIC salt/wit тънко остроумие, атическа сол
II. n таван, тавански етаж/стая, мансарда* * *{'atik}. а 1. атински; атически; Attic (dialect) атически/класическ (2) {'atik} n таван; тавански етаж/стая, мансарда.* * *тавански; таван; мансарда;* * *1. attic (dialect) атически/класически гръцки език 2. attic salt/wit тънко остроумие, атическа сол 3. i. атински, атически 4. ii. n таван, тавански етаж/стая, мансарда 5. прост, чист, изискан, класически (за език, стал и пр.)* * *
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