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1 разбушеваться (I) (св)
............................................................1. rage(vt. & vi. & n.) دیوانگی، خشم، غضب، خروشیدن، میل مفرط، خشمناک شدن، غضب کردن، شدت داشتن........................................................................................................................3. get rough............................................................4. run high............................................................5. get violent............................................................ -
2 разгуливатьаться (I) > разгуляться (I)
............................................................1. get going............................................................2. break loose............................................................3. clear up............................................................Русско-персидский словарь > разгуливатьаться (I) > разгуляться (I)
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