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1 stick to that regimen
திட்டத்தை தீவிரமா கடைபிடி -
2 Stick
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3 stick
Iஒட்டிக்கொள்; கம்பு; குச்சிIIஒட்டுதல்கதிகால்IVதடிVகம்பு -
4 stick insect
தள்ளிப்பூச்சி, குச்சிப்பூச்சி -
5 stick pencil
தடிப்பென்சில் -
6 stick plane
ஒட்டு தளம் -
7 stick for creepers
Iகொழு கொம்புIIமரத்தின் முற்றாத பகுதி -
8 measuring stick
அளவுகோல் -
9 incense stick
ஊதுபத்தி -
10 walking stick
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11 drum stick
முருங்கைக்காய் -
12 cinnamon stick
கறுவா -
13 joss stick
சந்தனக்குச்சி -
14 Extend, stick out
நÖட்டு (III tr.) -
15 needle-stick injuries
HIV/AIDSஊசிகுத்தி அடி -
16 yard stick
அளவுகோல் -
17 charging stick
ஏற்றுங்கோல் -
18 sword-stick
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19 Bott stick
களியடைப்புத்தடி -
20 Back stick
பின்கழி
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