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1 селски
rustic; vulgar————————village, peasant; rural; rustic, country————————rural; rustic* * *rural, rustic -
2 прост
vulgar————————simple, uneducated, common, ignoble, rude, incivil, gross, vulgar, low base, illmannered, ill bred, rough, menial, indecent, foul, wanton, licentious————————rustic; vulgar————————rural; rustic* * *(фиг)meretricious--------banal, vulgar, vituperative, base (adj), dark -
3 селанец
peasant; villager; countryman, (погрдно) rustic, boor, bumpkin, lout, clodhopper* * *rustic (n) -
4 селански
village, peasant, rural; rustic, country; (погодно) rustic, boorish, churlish, loutish -
5 вулгарен
vulgar————————rustic; vulgar* * *vulgar, vituperative, bawdy -
6 груб
rude, brutal, vulgar, boorish, coarse, rough————————cruel; rough; harsh; rude; crude————————rude; crude————————hoarse; rough; harsh————————brutal; cruel; severe; strict* * *ornery, gruff, ruthless, rustic, barbaric, short -
7 едноставен
simple, elementary, plain, modest, primitive, natural, artless, unaffected, unadorned————————common; usual; simple————————common; usual; mediocre; ordinary* * *modest, rustic, ingenuous -
8 земjоделец
landholder, agriculturalist, rustic (n)
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