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v. vraćati · врачати vi., vzvraćati · взврачати vi., vråtiti · вратити vp., vzvråtiti · взвратити vp., vŕnųti · врнути vp. -
70 give back eyesight to a patient
give back eyesight to a patient, give return eyesight to a patientEnglish-Russian dictionary of medicine > give back eyesight to a patient
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71 give back with interest
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72 give back energy
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > give back energy
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73 give back as good as one gets
см. give as good as one getsConcise English-Russian phrasebook > give back as good as one gets
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74 give back as good as one gets
Общая лексика: не остаться в долгу, отплатить тем же, отплатить той же монетойУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > give back as good as one gets
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75 give back the book you borrowed
Макаров: верните книгу, которую вы бралиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > give back the book you borrowed
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76 give back-answer
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77 give back-chat
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79 give (back) as good as one gets
нe ocтaтьcя в дoлгу, oтвeтить тeм жe; плaтить тoй жe мoнeтoйIt was the fashion in those days to abuse your opponents and Milton gave as good as he got (U. Sinclair)Concise English-Russian phrasebook > give (back) as good as one gets
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80 to give back
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