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101 troop carrier
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102 troop drop
выброска парашютного десантаБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > troop drop
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103 troop duty
ˈtru:pˈdju:tɪ воен. строевая служба( военное) строевая служба( военное) служба в войсках (военное) строевая должностьБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > troop duty
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104 troop horse
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105 troop leader
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106 troop of monkeys
стая обезьянБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > troop of monkeys
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107 troop off
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108 troop officer
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109 troop round
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110 troop school
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111 troop train
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112 troop-carrying
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113 troop-ship
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114 troop carrier
[ʹtru:p͵kærıə]1. воен. транспортёр для перевозки личного состава2. ав. транспортно-десантный самолёт -
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116 troop duty
[͵tru:pʹdju:tı] воен.1. строевая служба2. служба в войсках3. строевая должность -
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120 troop round
[ʹtru:pʹraʋnd] phr vокружать (кого-л.)
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