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grow larger/bigger* * *крупнеть; покрупнеть grow larger/bigger -
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несов. - крупне́ть, сов. - покрупне́ть; разг.grow larger / bigger -
7 kumi
long, far; to grow long; maikuku kumi, long fingernails; larger share; he kumi maana, he iti maaku, the larger share (he keeps) for himself, the small one is for me.fathom (also: maroa). -
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В порядке рабочей гипотезы-- Evidently the stream nuclei may be too small to permit such growth and one concludes, tentatively at least, that the bubble must grow to a larger size than the original size of the nucleus.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > в порядке рабочей гипотезы
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