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1 intend treacherously
= intend treasonably, intend treasonously замишляти державну зраду -
2 intend treasonably
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3 intend treasonously
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4 intend
мати намір, умишляти, замишляти, задумувати- intend actually
- intend clearly
- intend consequences
- intend criminally
- intend firstly
- intend fraudulently
- intend generally
- intend homicidally
- intend maliciously
- intend mischievously
- intend murderously
- intend primarily
- intend specially
- intend to facilitate the crime
- intend treacherously
- intend treasonably
- intend treasonously
- intend wrongfully
- intend wrongly
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