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1 stodginess
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2 כבדות משעממת
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3 špatná stravitelnost
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4 apelmazamiento
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5 zlá stráviteľnosť
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6 занудство
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7 Schwerfälligkeit
f ponderousness; (Unbeholfenheit) awkwardness, clumsiness; (Trägheit) sluggishness; eines Verfahrens: cumbersomeness; des Stils: stodginess* * *die Schwerfälligkeitheaviness* * *Schwer|fäl|lig|keitf(=Unbeholfenheit von Gang, Bewegungen) heaviness; (= Langsamkeit von Verstand) slowness, ponderousnessdie Schwérfälligkeit seines Stils — his ponderous style
* * *Schwer·fäl·lig·keit<->1. (körperlich) heaviness, ponderousness, cumbersomeness2. (geistig) dullness, ponderousness3. (Ungeschicktheit) clumsiness, awkwardness* * *die; o. Pl. s. Schwerfällig: ponderousness; heaviness; (fig.) cumbersomeness; ponderousness* * *Schwerfälligkeit f ponderousness; (Unbeholfenheit) awkwardness, clumsiness; (Trägheit) sluggishness; eines Verfahrens: cumbersomeness; des Stils: stodginess* * *die; o. Pl. s. Schwerfällig: ponderousness; heaviness; (fig.) cumbersomeness; ponderousness* * *f.heaviness n. -
8 Unverdaulichkeit
f indigestibility (auch fig.)* * *die Unverdaulichkeitstodginess; indigestibility; indigestibleness* * ** * ** * *f.indigestibility n.stodginess n. -
9 Schwerverdaulichkeit
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10 kedsomhed
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11 apelmazamiento
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12 помпозност
pomposity; turgidky* * *помпо̀зност,ж., само ед. pomposity, pompousness; turgidity, stodginess.* * *pomposity; turgidky -
13 dufheid
n. stuffiness, quality of being dull and boring; stodginess; lack of sufficient ventilation -
14 ciężkostrawnoś|ć
f sgt (potraw, dań) heaviness, stodginessThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ciężkostrawnoś|ć
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15 трудносмилаемост
трудносмила̀емост,ж., само ед. stodginess. -
16 těžkost
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17 lourdeur
heaviness, stodginess, weightiness -
18 Unverdaulichkeit
f1. indigestibility2. stodginess
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