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1 (to) disburden
(to) disburden /dɪsˈbɜ:dn/v. t.sgravare; alleggerire ( di un peso, anche fig.): to disburden one's conscience, togliersi un peso dalla coscienza. -
2 (to) disburden
(to) disburden /dɪsˈbɜ:dn/v. t.sgravare; alleggerire ( di un peso, anche fig.): to disburden one's conscience, togliersi un peso dalla coscienza.
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