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1 perish
v1) гинути, умиратиto perish from starvation (cold) — загинути (померти) від голоду (холоду)
2) зникнути, піти у небуття3) гинути, пропадати (звич. pass.)4) псувати, занапащатиperish the man! — розм. щоб ти пропав!
* * *v1) гинути, вмирати2) зникнути, канути у вічність3) гинути, помирати (від голоду, холоду)4) псувати; псуватися
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