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Трепетать, русский
Трепетать , бояться, дрожать , сердце трепещет от восторга, сердце трепещет от радости
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Corde, французский
Corde et genibus, латинский
Corde pareille, английский
A magnificent cord (as translated from french). an aerial act performed on rope fastened one end to the circus cupola, and the other end of it is hung unfastened. in other word, this is a vertically hinging rope known to most people from physical training
Corde volante, английский
It means a cord fastened without stretching or a flying cord (as translated from french). an aerial act on rope fastened on two ends stretch-free `to the circus cupola` to form a freely hung arc.
Cordeau, английский
Cordectomy, английский
A surgical operation to remove a vocal cord (note: the plural is cordectomies.)
Corded, английский
Corded coat, английский
Шерстный покров, в котором переплетающиеся остевые волосы и волосы подшерстка образуют длинные свисающие "шнуры"
Corded door, английский
An accordion door fabricated of narrow wood slats which are interconnected with cotton cord or fabric tapes; usually suspended from ceiling-mounted tracks. cordon 1.a stringcourse or belt course. 2.a semi-circular masonry projection, placed at the top of a wall, to discharge water to each side.
Corded selvage, английский
Loopy selvage
Corded terminal, английский
Проводное оконечное устройство (в отличие от мобильных, беспроводных)
Cordeiro, португальский
Cordelette, английский
A long loop of accessory cord used to tie into multiple anchor points.
Cordeliers, английский
Cordero, испанский
Cordero, borrego, испанский
Cordes, французский
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Coquinarius, a, um, латинский
Cornu, латинский
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