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1 смоква
fig; (дрво) figtree———————— (дрво)fig tree* * *(дрво)fig tree--------fig -
2 заjадлив
acid (fig)--------acidulous (fig) -
3 ич не го боли за ништо
not give a fig* * *not give a fig -
4 кисел
sour, acid* * *acetic (acetous)--------acid (fig)--------acid--------acidulous (fig) -
5 машинериjа
machine (fig)--------machinery (fig) -
6 механизам
mechanism, works pl* * *machine (fig)--------machinery (fig)--------machinery -
7 орудие
tool; tools; equipment————————tool, instrument, implement————————tool* * *machine (fig)--------machinery (fig) -
8 ослабува
attenuate fig, languish, unstring (pt pp unstrung)————————ослабнува————————attenuate; lose weight; weaken————————attenuate* * *attenuate fig, languish, unstring (pt pp unstrung) -
9 пет пари не дава
not care a fig* * *not care a fig, not care twopence -
10 плашливко
mouse fig* * *mouse fig -
11 смалува
abate, attenuate fig, modify, pare down———————— (фиг)pare————————to lessen; to diminish; to reduce; (трошок) to cut down, to retrench; to curtail* * *(в перспектива)foreshorten--------(фиг)pare--------abate, attenuate fig, modify, pare down, bate -
12 сорта
class; kind; sort; race; breed; sight; type; species————————class————————breed; race————————breed; clan; harvest; kind; sort; origin————————kind; sort; (за плодови) variety; (за памук) growth; (за тутун) brand————————breed; class* * *kidney (fig), mould fig, variety 1, type -
13 срамежливко
mouse fig* * *mouse fig -
14 Mаса
Table, swarm (fig), mob, medley, agglomeration -
15 jадро
kernel (fig) -
16 аспект
aspect————————appearance; look; aspect; expression* * *facet (fig), aspect -
17 бес
rage, fury, wrath, passion, fume, fit, madness————————anger(be angry); fury; rage————————anger(be angry)————————anger(be angry); fury* * *hornet (fig), frenzy, madness, anger, hotness -
18 бескорисен
useless* * *barren (fig), ineffective -
19 беснеење
ravage n, riot (фиг.)* * *(на море ветар)bluster (n)--------ravage (n), riot (fig) -
20 бељаџиjа
varmint, the villain of the piece (fig)
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