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noun1) [Gas]anzünder, der2) (cigarette lighter) Gasfeuerzeug, das* * *ˈgas light·er* * *1. Gasfeuerzeug n* * *noun1) [Gas]anzünder, der2) (cigarette lighter) Gasfeuerzeug, das -
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nGAS, HEAT ENG, PROD encendedor de gas m -
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nome (for cooker) accendigas m.* * *naccendisigari m inv a gas* * *nome (for cooker) accendigas m. -
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > gas-lighter
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Техника: газовая зажигалка, газовый запальник -
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Общая лексика: газовая зажигалка -
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x. 가스의 점화구, 가스라이터 -
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