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21 зашава
to start moveing, stiring, wriggling, to loaf, to rove, to wander, to begin to lead a vagabond's life -
22 наведе
to bend (down), to incline, to tilt, v to mention, to state, to quote, to cite, to convey, to lead, to guide -
23 одведе
to take away, to deduce to lead away, to conduct away, to guide away, to drive off (away) -
24 одвратува
to dissuade, to discourage, to deter, to divert from, to distract, (attention), to draw away from, to turn aside, to lead astray -
25 одврати
to dissuade, to discourage, to deter, to divert from, to distract, (attention), to draw away from, to turn aside, to lead astray -
26 поведе се
to follow the lead -
27 почне
to begin, to start, to commence, (потекнува) to originate, to open, to take the lead -
28 предводува
to lead, to be the leader of -
29 предводи
to lead, to be the leader of -
30 предимство
advantage, lead, preference -
31 претходи
to precede, to go before, to lead, to guide -
32 проведува
to conduct through, to carry out, to spend, to pass, to stay, to bring about, to manage, to lead, to take v to spend, to have good time, to take through, to pass, to carry through -
33 проведе
to conduct through, to carry out, to spend, to pass, to stay, to bring about, to manage, to lead, to take v to spend, to have good time, to take through, to pass, to carry through -
34 сонда
drill; sounding lead; plummet; probe -
35 спроведе
to introduce, to show; to lead in; to guide; to convey; to escort; to insert; to realize; to bring in, to send
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