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1 squalid
adj1) злиденний, убогий, жалюгідний; занедбаний2) неохайний, задрипаний; нечепурний; занепалий3) огидний; бридкий, гидкий, осоружний4) підлий; ницийsqualid rascal — падлюка, негідник
5) нездоровий, хворобливий; виснажений6) кошлатий, закуйовджений* * *a1) бідний, злиденний, жалюгідний; занехаяний; неохайний, задрипаний2) огидний, бридкий, противний3) ниций, підлий4) нездоровий, хворобливий; виснажений
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