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adj (sleepily [adv]) pospan, snen, dremovan, sanjiv;[fig] trom; (o voću) bez soka, brašnjav; (o poslovima) mrtav* * *
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adj.дремлив;2. сонлив, успан; успан; сонлив -
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adj endormiscat -ada, somnolent | quiet, inactiu -iva | massa madur -
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• dremljiv; koji spava; pospan; prezreo; sanjareći; sanjiv; trom; učmao; uspavljujući; ustojao; utonuo u snove -
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Англо-русский словарь по деревообрабатывающей промышленности > sleepy
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['sliːpɪ]adj1) со́нний, сонли́вий2) мля́вий, ліни́вий3) заколи́сливий, що наганя́є сон -
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сонный; сонливый -
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adj.1 adormilado(a), soñoliento(a).2 tranquilo, apacible. -
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вялыйленивыйсонливыйсонныйусыпляющий -
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germ. slēpula-; swēbi- -
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(adj) уды [udy]
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