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troop-horse [ˊtru:phɔ:s] nкавалери́йская ло́шадь -
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troop-horse[´tru:p¸hɔ:s] = trooper 2. -
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[ˈtru:phɔ:s]troop-horse кавалерийская лошадь trooper: troop-horse = troop-horse -
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ˈtru:phɔ:s сущ. кавалерийская лошадь n строевая кавалерийская лошадь troop-horse кавалерийская лошадь trooper: ~ = troop-horseБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > troop-horse
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horse sideways — гимнастический конь, установленный в ширину
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > troop horse
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['truːphɔːs]Общая лексика: кавалерийский конь -
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1) Общая лексика: строевая кавалерийская лошадь2) Военный термин: кавалерийская лошадь -
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[`truːphɔːs]кавалерийская лошадьАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > troop-horse
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[trú:phɔ:s]nounmilitary konjeniški konj -
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['truːphɔːs]nкавалері́йський кінь -
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