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81 вълчица
she-wolf, bitch-wolf* * *вълчѝца,ж., -и she-wolf, bitch-wolf.* * *bitch-wolf; she-wolf* * *she-wolf, bitch-wolf -
82 тя
she* * *тя,лично мест. she.* * *she* * *she -
83 таа
she————————he she, it————————he, she, it, they* * *it -
84 e o fată bună
she is a good girlshe's a (real) good sortshe's one of the right sort. -
85 магарица
she-ass, jenny-ass, jennet* * *магарѝца,ж., -и she-ass, jenny-ass, jennet.* * *jennet; jenny-ass* * *she-ass, jenny-ass, jennet -
86 ona
she, ona sama she herself* * *• those• they• the one• she• that• it• her• herself -
87 медведица
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88 у неё пороху не хватает [lang name=Russian]сделать что-л
she hasn't got it in her, she is not up to it, she hasn't got the guts to do sthРусско-английский учебный словарь > у неё пороху не хватает [lang name=Russian]сделать что-л
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89 היא היא
she herself, she is the one, none other but her -
90 היא לובשת את המכנסיים
she wears the breeches, she is the man around the the house -
91 היא לובשת את המכנסיים בבית
she wears the breeches, she is the man around the the house -
92 le salieron los colores
she blushed, she flushed red -
93 lo oyó como quien oye llover
she paid no attention, she turned a deaf ear to it -
94 ona
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95 Zi farmacht nit dos moyl
She doesn't stop talking (Lit., She doesn't close her mouth) -
96 она
she* * *she -
97 puna je oblina
• she is curvaceous• she is all curves -
98 borrica
• she-ass• she-donkey -
99 aasintamma
she-ass* * *• she ass -
100 naarassusi
she wolf* * *• she-wolf
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