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v ховати, приховувати, прикривати, маскувати- to veil one's designs приховувати свої плани- to veil one's distrust приховувати своє недовір'я- to veil one's hostility приховувати свою ворожість- to veil one's motives приховувати свої мотиви- to veil one's purposes приховувати свої цілі- to veil one's views приховувати свої погляди
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