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[riplí:šən]nounpreobilje, izobilje; prenapolnjenost, prenatrpanost, natlačenost; prenasičenost, presitost; polnokrvnostfilled (full) to repletion — nabasan, natlačen, natrpan, (pre)polnto eat to repletion — najesti se do sitega, nabasati se
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