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1 malign
{mə'lain}
I. 1. лош, зъл, злостен
2. зловреден, пагубен
3. мед. malignant
II. v злепоставям, клеветя, злословя* * *{mъ'lain} а 1. лош, зъл, злостен; 2. зловреден, пагубен; 3. ме(2) {mъ'lain} v злепоставям, клеветя, злословя.* * *пагубен; вреден; зъл; злепоставям; злословя; лош; клеветя;* * *1. i. лош, зъл, злостен 2. ii. v злепоставям, клеветя, злословя 3. зловреден, пагубен 4. мед. malignant* * *
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