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101 conscience-smitten
[`kɔnʃ(ə)nsˏsmɪtn]испытывающий угрызения совести, раскаивающийсяАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > conscience-smitten
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102 to be smitten with amazement
Общая лексика: (with passion) быть охваченным удивлением (страстью)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > to be smitten with amazement
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103 being smitten
הימחצות (היות מחוץ, היות נמחץ, הידרסות, הימעכות, היכתשות, התקמטות, התרסקות, ריצוץ, שחיקה)* * *◙ (הקיחש,ץוציר,תוקסרתה,תוטמקתה,תושתכיה,תוכעמיה,תוסרדיה,ץחמנ תויה,ץוחמ תויה) תוצחמיה◄ -
104 conscience-smitten
= conscience-stricken який відчуває докори совісті, якого мучать докори совісті -
105 conscience smitten
terbawa oleh suara hati -
106 conscience-smitten
con.science-smit.ten[k'ɔnʃəns smitən] adj com remorsos, penitente, arrependido. -
107 conscience-smitten
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108 conscience-smitten
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109 be smitten with
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110 be smitten with
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111 conscience-smitten
[kɔnšənssmitn]adjectiveki ga peče vest -
112 conscience-smitten
a. -ridden =CONSCIENCESTRICKEN -
113 conscience-smitten
{'kɔnʃəns,smitn}
a изпълнен с угризения на съвестта* * *{'kъnshъns,smitn} а изпълнен с угризения на съвестт* * *a изпълнен с угризения на съвестта -
114 being smitten
het verpletterd zijn, overreden worden, verkreukeld worden, samengestampt worden) -
115 be smitten with
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116 he was smitten by a desire
viņu sagrāba vēlēšanās -
117 he was smitten by her
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118 conscience smitten
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119 being smitten
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120 conscience-smitten
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