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phr.v.1.land sb in (prison/hospital/court/trouble) доведува некого во (затвор/болница/на суд/неприлика): This is not the first time that his exploits have landed him in trouble Ова не е првпат неговите марифетлаци да го доведат во неприлика2. land sb in it inf. наместува некого (поткажува некого)
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