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дулбија, стакло, срча, чаша, стакларија, двогледтелескоп, зрцало, барометар, огледало* * *двоглед, чаша, дулбија, стакларија, стакло, срча1.огледало, барометар, зрцало, телескопn. стакло;2. стаклени садови;3. чаша, чашка;4. двоглед;5. огледало;6. (pl.) очила;7. attr. стаклен, од стакло; glass-blower - n. дувач на стакло; glass-cutter - n. стаклар;2. дијамант (за сечење стакло); glass-house - n. стаклена бавча, оранжерија;2. фабрика на стакло; стакло; чаша, стакло, стакларија, двоглед, дулбија, срчача; зрцало, барометар, огледало, телескоп
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