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1 get warm
get warm а) согреться; б) разгорячиться; в) напасть на след -
2 get warm
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3 get warm
1) Общая лексика: напасть на след, разгорячиться, согреться, рассердиться, согревать (ся), пригреться2) Просторечие: угреться -
4 get warm
согретьсяразгорячитьсянапасть на следАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > get warm
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5 get warm
להתחמם* * *◙ םמחתהל◄ -
6 get warm
ısın -
7 get warm
сгрявам; -
8 get warm
zich verwarmen -
9 get warm
bli varm -
10 get warm
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11 get warm up
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12 get warm
напасть на след, теплеть, согреться, разгорячиться* * *1) согреться 2) разгорячиться 3) напасть на след -
13 get warm
согреться -
14 get\ warm
felmelegszik, kimelegszik, bemelegszik -
15 get warm
v.calentarse. -
16 get warm
ısın -
17 to get warm
calentarse -
18 to get warm
to get warmficar quente. -
19 to get warm
sasilt; iekaist; iekarst; sasildīties -
20 to get warm
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