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1 multitude
nf.1. juda ko‘p, bir talay, bir to‘da; une multitude de visiteurs entra (entrèrent) bir talay tashrif qiluvchilar kirishdi2. olomon, to‘da; la multitude qui accourait pour voir la vedette kino yulduzini ko‘rgani olomon yugirib kelar edi. -
2 sujet
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