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adj (#ly [adv]) koji glatko teče, tečan; lak; gladak, rječit; okretan* * *
bez poteškoća
gladak
okretan
teÄan
tekući
živahan -
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поток; струя воды; жидкий; текучий; подвижной -
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جارسائلمتقلب -
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adj.течен, лесен (говор); подвижен; течен -
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86 fluent
• brbljiv; gladak; gladak (za govor); glatko (za govor); gotov; govorljiv; lak; lako; okretan; tečan; tečno; živahan -
87 fluent
vloeiend -
88 fluent
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• течен• тънколивък -
90 fluent
płynny -
91 fluent
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поток; струя; жидкий, текучий -
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e adj. (de fluence) 1. мед. който тече (за хемороиди); 2. прен. променлив, непостоянен. -
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беглый; гладкий; плавный -
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adj.fluido, elocuente, fluente, locuaz, suelto de la lengua, diserto. -
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беглыйбыстрбыстрыйволенвольныйплавенплавныйсвободенсвободныйскорскорый -
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1) струя; поток2) переменная величина || переменный -
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1. переменная величина2. текучий -
100 FLUENT
[A]FLUENS (-ENTIS)LIQUENS (-ENTIS)TRACTUS (-A -UM)VOLUBILIS (-E)DISERTUS (-A -UM)FACUNDUS (-A -UM)ELOQUENS (-ENTIS)APSOLUTUS (-A -UM)
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