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101 everything
Conversation vocabulary and slang. English-Russian dictionary > everything
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102 everything
lahát, lahat ng bagay, bawa't bagay -
103 everything
kg. segala sesuatu., segala-galanya. -
104 everything
kollox[kol'losh] -
105 everything
fenwofeŋ, kuuwokuu. -
106 everything
herşey -
107 everything
όλα -
108 everything
pronounസകലതും, ഓരോന്നും, സര്വ്വവും, മുഴുവനും -
109 everything
[΄evriθiŋ] n ամեն ինչ/բան -
110 Everything
cxio. -
111 everything
dena -
112 everything
pron.indef. vse · все, vsečto · всечто -
113 everything from soup to nuts / everything from a to z
Everything from soup to nuts / everything from A to ZвсёIn college I studied everything from soup to nuts.English-Russian small dictionary of idioms > everything from soup to nuts / everything from a to z
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114 everything but the kitchen sink
всё, о чем можно подуматьJohn orders everything but the kitchen sink when he goes out to dinner, especially if someone else is paying for it.English-Russian small dictionary of idioms > everything but the kitchen sink
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115 everything’s coming up roses.
Everything’s coming up roses.всё прекрасноLife is wonderful. Everything is coming up roses.English-Russian small dictionary of idioms > everything’s coming up roses.
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116 everything possible
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117 everything under the sun
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118 everything except the kitchen sink
everything except the kitchen sinktudo que possa ser concebido.English-Portuguese dictionary > everything except the kitchen sink
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119 everything goes crisscross
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120 everything in its season
everything in its seasoncada coisa em seu tempo.
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