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1 gungë
gobba, protuberanza, promenenza, gozzo, camma -
2 knob
[nob] n 1. gungë, xhungë. 2. dorezë (dere etj). 3. çelës, dorezë (televizori etj). 4. copë (gjalpi etj). 5. kodëre rrumbullakosur -
3 boss
boss I [bos] n.,v., adj. -n. gj.fol. 1. pronar, bos; shef, përgjegjës; be one's own boss punoj per hesapin tim, jam vetë zot. 2. pol. kryetar partie /-v. gj.fol. drejtoj /-adj. amer. zhrg. i jashtëzakonshëm; i shkëlqyer● boss about/around sillem si padron; drejtoj me dorëtë forte* * *shef -
4 hunch
kërrus; përkulem; gungë -
5 balzo
1. n. kërsim, hov. 2. n. thep, gungë e ngritur ( në tokë). -
6 balzo2
n. thep, gungë e ngritur ( në tokë). -
7 bozza
n. 1) gungë, xhungë. 2) skicë. 3) bocë, provë shtypi. -
8 dromedario
n. gamile me një gungë.Dizionario albanese-italiano e italiano-albanese > dromedario
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9 gobba
n. gungë, kurriz. -
10 nocchio
n. gungë, nyjth (druri). -
11 battered
['bætë:d] adj 1. me gungë. 2. me shenja, e dërrmuar, e vrarë (fytyrë). 3. e rrënuar, e leskëruar (mobilie) -
12 bump
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13 cam
[kæm] n. tek. shtytës, gungë (në bosht) -
14 knobbly
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15 knot
[not] n.,v. -n 1. nyjë. 2. lëmsh, ngatërrim (i fijes). 3. fjongo. 4. gdhë, nyjë (e drurit); bullungë, gunge. 5. det. nyjë detare; milje detare. 6. fig. problem, vështirësi /-v 1. lidh nyjë. 2. bëj thekë. 3. formon xhungë. 4. ngatërroj, bëj lëmsh -
16 knurl
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