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allapanu, põhk, pesakond -
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• 1.помет 2. щениться• 1. помет (группа щенков, родившихся одновременно от одной матери);2. специальное вещество в форме гранул, используемое для заполнения собачьего или кошачьего "туалета" -
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лесной сор, лесная подстилка
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['lɪtə] 1. n1) но́ші2) пі́дстилка ( для худоби)3) ви́водок ( поросят тощо)4) безла́ддя; розки́дані ре́чі; смі́ття́2. v1) підстила́ти2) пороси́тися, щени́тися3) розкида́ти, роби́ти розгардія́ш; сміти́ти -
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носилки; мусор; разбрасывать; подстилка; помет; выводок; приплод; сор; сорить -
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padiola; maca (Portugal)English-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > litter
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1. n1) сор м, му́сор м2) подсти́лка ж (в хлеве, для животных)3) помёт м ( young animals)4) мед носи́лки мн2. vсори́ть"no littering" — "не сори́ть" ( надпись)
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s.1 basura, desperdicios.2 camilla.3 camada, crías, ventregada, lechigada.4 lecho de paja, cama de paja.5 acumulación desordenada de cosas, montón de cosas en desorden, balumba.6 litera.7 capa vegetal del bosque.v.1 tirar basura, botar basura, ensuciar.2 tirar basura en.3 poner en desorden, regar. (pt & pp littered) -
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мусормусорамусоруносилкипаланкинпотомствосорсора -
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The English-Russian dictionary of the Pulp and Paper Industry > litter
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[N]SUBSTRAMENTUM (-I) (N)SUBSTRATUS (-US) (M)SUBSTRAMEN (-INIS) (N)STRAMENTUM (-I) (N)PARTUS (-US) (M)LECTICULA (-AE) (F)LECTICA (-AE) (F)FERETRUM (-I) (N)FERCULUM (-I) (N)GESTAMEN (-INIS) (N) -
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[ˈlɪtə]1) xərək; 2) mal-qaranın altına salınan saman döşənəcək; 3) zibil -
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Iகுப்பைIIகுப்பைக் கூளம்கூளம், ஓரு ஈற்றில் பிறந்த குட்டிகள், குப்பைக் கூளம்IVகுட்டிபோடல், ஓரீற்றுக்குட்டிகள், விலங்குப்படுக்கைVகூளம், விலங்கினக் குட்டுகள்
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