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сильный, мощный -
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kuat, bersemangat, bertenaga* * *bertenaga* * *kuat, bersemangat, bertenaga* * *giat -
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malakas, matibay, mabisà -
65 vigorous
a.chaaq / dhuaañ daar / matiin / mazbuut / pur taasiir / qawi / SHadiid / taaqat war / taazah dam / zabar dast / zor aawar / zor daar -
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bríomhar -
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['vigërës] adj 1. i fortë, i fuqishëm. 2. energjikvigorously ['vigërësli] adv 1. fort, fuqishëm. 2. energjikisht* * *energjik; i fuqishëm -
68 vigorous
adj. хүч тэнхээтэй, идэвхтэй. -
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a. 원기가 있는, 활기에 찬, 힘찬, 기운찬, 정력적인 -
70 vigorous
پرزور ، نيرومند ، زورمند ، قوي ،شديد -
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adj (#ly [adv]) snažan, jak, jedar, krepak; živ, živahan, energičan, odlučan; silovit, žestok* * *
bodar
snažan
temperamentan -
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а силен, јак, енергичен; енергичност -
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енергичен, силен, жесток -
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adj vigorós -osa, fort, enèrgic -
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• bodar; bujan; energičan; intenzivan; jak; krepak; moćan; snažan; živahan-o -
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сильный; бодрый, энергичный; решительный -
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• енергичен• интензивен -
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1. vital, kräftig, kraftvoll; 2. aktiv, lebhaft, tatkräftig -
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առույգ, կայտառ, եռանդուն
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