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1 богатый урожай
1) General subject: an ample ( abundant, rich, bounteous) harvest, bountiful crop, bountiful harvest, bumber crop, powerful crop, profuse harvest, rich harvest, heavy crop, big harvest2) Economy: heavyweight crop3) Forestry: copious crop -
2 щедрый урожай
1) General subject: heavy crop2) Makarov: profuse harvest
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