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61 vee of the thread
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62 pick up the thread of
לחדש קשר* * *◙ רשק שדחל◄ -
63 take up the thread of a tale
להמשיך את הסיפור במקום שנפסק* * *◙ קספנש םוקמב רופיסה תא ךישמהל◄ -
64 overturn the thread
сорвать резьбу (труб).English-Russian dictionary of terms for geological exploration drilling > overturn the thread
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65 root of the thread
канавка резьбы.English-Russian dictionary of terms for geological exploration drilling > root of the thread
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66 lose the thread of
tiba-tiba lupa -
67 losing the thread of
tiba-tiba lupa -
68 lost the thread of
tiba-tiba lupa -
69 loose the thread
v. ipin ucunu kaçırmak -
70 loose the thread
v. ipin ucunu kaçırmak -
71 pick up the thread of
contact vernieuwen, de draad weer opnemen -
72 take up the thread of a tale
de draad van het verhaal opnemen -
73 strip the thread
expr.eine Schraube überdrehen ausdr. -
74 turn against the thread
expr.drehen gegenläufig ausdr. -
75 to gather up the thread of a story
uztvert stāsta pavedienuEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to gather up the thread of a story
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76 to lose the thread
pazaudēt pavedienu -
77 to pick up the thread
atsākt -
78 worn to the thread
novalkāts, nodilis -
79 pick up the thread of
återuppta en relation -
80 take up the thread of a tale
fortsätta historien där vi slutade
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