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1 doze
{douz}
I. v дремя, клюмам
to DOZE off задрямвам
to DOZE one's life away проспивам си живота
II. n дрямка, подремване* * *{douz} v дремя, клюмам; to doze off задрямвам; to doze o.'s life away (2) {douz} n дрямка; подремване.* * *сън; дрямка; дремя; задрямвам; клюмам;* * *1. i. v дремя, клюмам 2. ii. n дрямка, подремване 3. to doze off задрямвам 4. to doze one's life away проспивам си живота* * *doze [douz] I. v дремя, клюмам; to \doze off задрямвам; II. n 1. дрямка; 2. спарушеност на дърво; 3. ам. sl венерическа болест.
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