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1 зло
adv. arrigt, sb. fortræd, adv. olmt, sb. onde, adv. vredt* * *sb n; i plkun gen зол1 onde, ondt, fortrædкак на зло og for at det ikke skal ell. skulle være løgn, og tro mig om ikke... необходимое зло et nødvendigt ondeпричинить зло кому-н. gøre ngn fortræd, volde ngn ondt2 ondskab; forbitrelse, vredeсделать что-н. со зла gøre ngt i vrede ell. af ond vilje. -
2 злопамятный
adjsom altid bærer nag; hævngerrig. -
3 лихо
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4 ненависть
sb. had, nag* * *sb fhadпитать ненависть к кому-н. nære had til ngn -
5 отходчивый
adjsom hurtigt glemmer, som ikke bærer nag. -
6 таить
vb. tø* * *vtipf.t. 5h skjule, hemmeligholdeтаить в себе что-н. indebære ngt; таитьзлобу на кого-н. bære på et skjult nag til ngnнечего греха таить der er ingen grund til at skjule det. -
7 злоба
sb. harme, nag, ondskab, vrede
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Nag — may refer to: Nag Missile, a third generation fire and forget anti tank missile Nag, a horse that is of low quality. Nag, a male cobra in Rudyard Kipling s Rikki Tikki Tavi Nag, a multi user tasklist manager included in Horde (software) Nāg,… … Wikipedia
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