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1 припишува на
impute* * *impute, attribute (v) -
2 криви
to accuse, to blame, to lay blame upon one, to charge, one, to impute to, to incriminate, to impeach* * *contort -
3 обвинува
blame; reprimand; guilt; wrong; harm————————to accuse, to bring an accusation against a person, to charge with, to indict, to sue, to arraign, to impute, to impeach, to prosecute, to denounce,————————accuse; blame; reprimand; charge; incriminate————————charge; accuse————————incriminate; load* * *accuse, indict, blame -
4 припишува
attach————————to ascribe, to make a note, to attribute, to impute* * *(тврдење)assign--------attach 1, ascribe -
5 допише
to ascribe, to impute, to correspond, to write -
6 набеди
to accuse, to impute, to calumniate, to slander, to defame -
7 напакува
to impute, to ascribe -
8 окриви
to accuse of, to impute to, to charge with, to cast blame upon, to blame something on somebody, to become lame in (of) one leg -
9 подметнува
to put under, to substitute, (привика) to impute, (нога на некој) to trip a person -
10 подметне
to put under, to substitute, (привика) to impute, (нога на некој) to trip a person -
11 потура
to put under, to shove under, to substitute a changeling, (казна) to impute, to lay blame upon, to trip one————————потура потури pl. (full bottomed tight egged) breeches -
12 потури
to put under, to shove under, to substitute a changeling, (казна) to impute, to lay blame upon, to trip one -
13 припише
to ascribe, to make a note, to attribute, to impute
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