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1 sucking infant
suck.ing in.fant[s'∧kiŋ infənt] n criança de peito. -
2 sucking
sucking adj1. saugend, Saug…:sucking infant Säugling m2. ORN noch nicht flügge3. angehend, Anfänger…, grün umg:a sucking lawyer ein angehender Rechtsanwalt* * *adj.aussaugend adj.saugend adj. -
3 sucking
[sʌkiŋ]1.nounsesanje;2.adjectivesesajoč, ki sesa; figuratively mlad, neizkušen, začetniški, mlečnozoben -
4 sucking
adj koji siše, ; [fig] mlad, zelen, neiskusan / # infant = dojenče, napršče; # pig = odojak* * *
koji siše
mlad
neiskusan
sisanje
zelen
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