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1.

• Englishterse

• Englishabruptly or brusquely short

• Czechstrohý

• Finnishniukkasanainen, töksähtävä

• Frenchlaconiquelapidaire

• Germanqualifierde

• Greekαπότομος

• Japaneseぶっきらぼう

• Polishkrótki

• Portuguesecurto, breve

2.

• Englishinterpolation

• Englishmusic: abrupt change in elements

• Finnishinterpolaatio

• Russianинтерполя́ция

3.

• Englishknock

• Englishabrupt rapping sound

• Albaniane trokitur

• Catalancop

• Chinese

• Cantonesecheck敲

• Mandarinneeded

• Dutchkloppen

• Finnishkoputus

• GermanKlopfen

• Greekχτύπος

• Hebre דפיקה

• Indonesianketokan

• Italiancolpo

• Japaneseノック

• Korean노크

• Norwegian

• Bokmålbanking

• Polishpuknięciestuknięcie

• Portuguesebatida

• Russianстук

• Scottish gaelicgnogadh

• Slovakklepnutie

• Spanishgolpe

• Swedishknackning

• Welshcnoc

4.

• Englishbrusque

• Englishrudely abrupt, unfriendly

• Armenianբռի

• Bulgarianгруб, ря́зък, безцеремо́нен

• Chinese

• Mandarin唐突粗暴無禮

• Czechbryskní

• Danishbrysk

• Dutchbruusk

• Faroesekvettorðaður, hvassorðaður

• Finnishtöykeä

• Frenchbrusque

• Germanbrüskierend, brüsk

• Hungariannyers, durva

• Icelandicþurr á manninn, þurr á manninnstuttaralegur

• Indonesianserampangan, kasar, hantam kromo

• Italianbrusco

• Japanese素っ気ないぶっきら棒

• Polishopryskliwy

• Portuguesebrusco

• Russianгру́бый, ре́зкий, бесцеремо́нный

• Spanishbrusco

• Swedishbrysk

5.

• Englishboom

• Englishabrupt, low-pitched sound

• Bulgarianбумтеж

• Dutchboe

• Finnishpamaus qualifierpamautus qualifier

• Frenchbou

• GermanDröhnen

• Mandarincheck嗡嗡的聲音

• Maoripakō

• Polishgrzmot

• Portugueseestrondo

• Romanianbubuit

• Russianгул

• Spanishbum

6.

• Englishbluff

• Englishabrupt, roughly frank, unceremonious, blunt, brusque

• Bulgarianоткрит, откровен

• Finnishjäyhä

• Russianпрямо́й, откры́тый, открове́нный

• Swedishrättfra, burdus

7.

• Englishprecipitous

• Englishsteep, like a precipice

• Finnishjyrkkä

• Germanabrupt, abschüssig, jäh, schrof, steil, steilwandig

• Hungarianmeredek

• Maoritūparipari, tāhekeheke

8.

• Englishabrupt

• Englishextremely steep

• Bulgarianстръмен

• Catalanabrupte

• Danishbrat

• Dutchsteil

• Finnishäkkijyrkkä

• Frenchabrupt

• Germanabrupt, jäh, schrof, steil

• Greekαπόκρημνοςαπότομος

• Hebre תלול

• Idoabrupta, eskarpa

• Italianbrusco, brusca

• Latinabruptus

• Maorimote

• Norwegianbrå, bratt (steep)

• Novialabrupt, abrupti

• Portuguesebrusco, abrupto

• Romanianabrupt

• Russianкруто́й, обры́вистый

• Spanishabrupto, brusco

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• Englishabrupt

• Englishwithout notice

• Belarusianрапто́ўны

• Bulgarianрязък, внезапен

• Catalanabrupte

• Danishpludselig, uformodet

• Dutchabrupt, plots, bruusk

• Finnishäkillinen, odottamaton

• Frenchbrusque, precipité

• Germanabrupt, jäh

• Greekαιφνίδιοςαπροσδόκητοςξαφνικός

• Italianbrusco, brusca

• Latinabruptus

• Maltesef'daqqa, ta' malajr

• Maoriohotata

• Norwegianbrå, plutselig

• Novialabrupt, abrupti

• Polishnagłe

• Portuguesebrusco, abrupto

• Russianвнеза́пный, неожи́данный

• Spanishrepentino, súbito

• Teluguఅకస్మాత్తుగా

• Ukrainianрапто́вий

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• Englishabrupt

• Englishcurt in manner

• Bulgarianрязък, безцеремонен

• Dutchkorta, bruusk

• Finnishtöksähtävä, karkea

• Frenchbrusque

• Germaneinsiblig, wortkarg, kurz angebunden

• Greekαπότομοςκοφτός

• Idobruska

• Irishgearrbhéalach

• Malteseta' mod gof

• Maoriwhakatumatuma

• Norwegianbrå, skarp

• Portuguesebrusco, rude

• Russianбесцеремо́нный, ре́зкий

• Spanishabrupto, brusco, cortante

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• Englishabrupt

• Englishhaving sudden transitions from one state to next

• Catalanabrupte

• Dutchhortend, onsamenhangend

• Finnishäkillinen

• Germanabrupt, jäh

• Greekασυνεχής

• Idoabrupta, bruska

• Italiandiscontinuo, discontinua, sconnesso, sconnessa

• Latinabruptus

• Maoriwhawhati tata

• Norwegianplutselig

• Portuguesebrusco, abrupto

• Spanishbrusco, abrupto

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• Englishabrupt

• Englishbotany: truncated

• Dutchafgeknot

• Finnishkatkaistu

• Germanabgestumpft

• Norwegianavkortet

• Spanishabrupto

• Interlinguacheckabrupte, checkbrusc, checkprecipitate

• Romaniancheckabrupt, checkbrusc, checkprecipitat

• Tamilcheckசடுதி

• Ukrainiancheckнаглий

9.

• Englishnon sequitur

• Englishany abrupt and inexplicable transition or occurrence

• Greekανακολουθία

• Englishany abrupt and inexplicable transition or occurrence

• Greekανακολουθία

10.

• Englishduck out

• English(intransitive) to depart quickly or exit abruptly

• Russianулизнуть

11.

• Englishblunt

• EnglishAbrupt in address, plain, unceremonious

• Bulgarianрязък, безцеремонен

• Estonianotsekohene

• Finnishsuorasukainen

• Frenchabrupt

• Germanungehobelt, unverblümt

• Portuguesebrusco

• Russianгру́бый

• Spanishbrusco

12.

• Englishclack

• Englishan abrupt, sharp sound

• Bulgarianтракане, чукане

• Finnishkalahdus, kolahdus, kalina, kolina

• Russianтреск

13.

• Englishblustery

• Englishblowing in loud and abrupt bursts

• Dutchluidruchtig, rumoerig

• Finnishmyrskyisä

• Frenchbruyant, tumultueux

14.

• Englishtruncate

• Englishbotany, anatomy: having an abrupt termination

• Greekκολοβός

• Russianукоро́ченный

15.

• Englishout|knock

• Englishabrupt rapping sound

• Albaniane trokitur

• Catalancop

• Chinese

• Cantonesecheck敲

• Mandarinneeded

• Dutchkloppen

• Finnishkoputus

• GermanKlopfen

• Greekχτύπος

• Hebre דפיקה

• Indonesianketokan

• Italiancolpo

• Japaneseノック

• Korean노크

• Norwegian

• Bokmålbanking

• Polishpuknięciestuknięcie

• Portuguesebatida

• Russianстук

• Scottish gaelicgnogadh

• Slovakklepnutie

• Spanishgolpe

• Swedishknackning

• Welshcnoc

16.

• Englishknack

• Englishto crack, to make a sharp, abrupt noise to chink

• Spanishneeded

17.

• Englishsteep

• Englishnear-vertical

• Bashkirтекә

• Catalanescarpat

• Czechprudký

• Dutchsteil

• Esperantokruta

• Finnishjyrkkä

• Frenchescarpé, abrupt

• Georgianფრიალო

• Germansteil

• Greekαπότομος

• Hebre תלול

• Hungarianmeredek

• Icelandicbratturis

• Italianscosceso, ripido, erto

• Normanraide

• Korean가파르다

• Kurdish

• Soraniلێژ

• Latinpraeruptus

• Malaycerun, cura

• Maoritākau, tāheke

• Norwegianbratt

• Occitanescarpat, abrupt, escalabrós

• Polishstromy

• Portugueseíngreme, íngrime

• Romanianabrupt

• Russianкруто́й

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicстрмо

• Romanstrmo

• Slovenestrm

• Spanishinclinado, escarpado, empinado, acantilado, precipitoso, abrupto

• Swedishbrant

• Turkishdik

18.

• Englishyelp

• Englishan abrupt, high-pitched noise or utterance

• Finnishulvahdus

• Frenchjappement

• Idoaboyeto

• Italianstrillo

• Japanese悲鳴

• Malaydengking

• Maoriwēwē, ngawē

• Polishpisk

• Portugueseganido

• Russianвизг

• Scottish gaelictathann

• Spanishaullidoquejido

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• Englishyelp

• Englishto utter an abrupt, high-pitched noise

• Czechvyjeknout

• Esperantojelpi

• Finnishulvahtaa, ulvaista

• Frenchjapper, couiner

• Idoaboyetar

• Italianstrillare

• Japanese悲鳴をあげる

• Latinganniō

• Maoritūwē, tīwē, wēwē qualifier

• Polishpiszczeć

• Portugueseganir

• Russianвизжа́ть

• Scottish gaelictathainn

• Serbo-Croatiancičati

• Spanishgañir

19.

• Englishhike

• Englishan abrupt increase

• Chinese

• Mandarin猛漲

• Dutchplotse stijging

• Estonianhinnatõus

• Finnishnousu

• Frenchhausse

• Italianimpennataaumento

• Japanesequalifierjaja

• Russianqualifierruru

• Swedishstegring

20.

• Englishbark

• Englishfigurative: abrupt utterance

• Czechštěkot

• Finnishhaukahdus

• GermanBellen

• Kurdishreyîn, ewtîn, rewîn

• Norwegianbjeff

• Turkishhav, havlama, bağırma, bağırış

• Zazakiqalen

21.

• Englishabruptly

• Englishin an abrupt manner

• Belarusianра́птам

• Bulgarianрязко, внезапно, безцеремонно

• Catalanabruptament

• Dutchabrupt, bruusk

• Finnishäkillisesti, yhtäkkiä, yht'äkkiä

• Frenchabruptement, tout d'un coup

• Germanabrupt, plötzlich, unerwartet

• Greekαποτόμως

• Polishnagle, rapte, bezceremonialnie, improwizując

• Portugueseabruptamente

• Romanianabrupt, deodată

• Russianвнеза́пно, неожи́данно, ре́зко, бесцеремо́нно qualifier

• Spanishabruptamente

• 
  

• Englishabruptly

• Englishprecipitously

• Catalanprecipitadament

• Dutchplots, plotseling

• Finnishäkkijyrkkä

• Frenchprécipitamment

• Germanabgerissen, abschüssig

• Greekεσπευσμένως

• Italianimprovvisamente

• Russianотры́висто

• Spanishprecipitadamente

• Interlinguacheckabruptemente, checkprecipitatemente

22.

• Englishabout-face

• Englishmilitary: abrupt turn to face the opposite direction

• Dutchrechtsomkeert

• Finnishtäyskäännös

• Frenchqualifierfrrevirement

• Hungarianhátra arc

• Italiandietro front

• Portuguesemeia-volta

• Russianкруго́м

• Spanishmedia vuelta

• Thaiกลับหลังหัน

23.

• Englishjitter

• English(Telecommunications) an abrupt and unwanted variation of signal characteristics

• Dutchinterferentie

• Frenchgigue

• Portuguesejitter

• Russianдрожание

• Frenchqualifierfr

• Germanqualifierde

• Spanishchecktemblores, qualifieres

24.

• Englishgust

• Englisha strong, abrupt rush of wind

• Bulgarianпорив

• Catalanratxe

• Finnishpuuska

• Frenchsoufflebourrasque

• GermanBö

• Greenlandicanoraarsuaq

• Hungarianszéllökés

• Icelandicgustur

• Italianfolata

• Normanrafale

• Maoripōpōhau, pūrekereke, pararā, apu

• North Frisianflååge

• Norwegian

• Bokmålvindkast

• Nynorskvindkast

• Portugueseventania

• Russianпоры́в

• Scottish gaelicplathadh

• Spanishráfaga

• Swedishby

• Walloonhoufêye

25.

• Englishaposiopesis

• Englishabrupt breaking-off in speech

• Chinese

• Mandarin頓絕句

• Danishaposiopese

• Finnishaposiopeesi

• Frenchaposiopèse

• GermanAposiopese

• Greekαποσιώπηση

• Italianaposiopesi

• Latinpraecīsiō

• Portugueseaposiopese

• Russianапозиопе́зис

• Spanishreticencia

• Tagaloguntol

• Turkishkesiklenme

26.

• Englishbrisk

• Englishabrupt, sharp in one's manner or tone

• Russianре́зкий, отры́вистый

• Spanishbrusco

• Idocheckbriska

27.

• Englishdeclivity

• Englishdownward slope

• Finnishalamäki, lasku

• Greekκατωφέρεια

• Italiandeclivio

• Romanianînclinație mare, caracter abrupt

• Russianсклон

• Venetiancòsta

28.

• Englishhead-on

• Englishdirect, abrupt

• Finnishsuoraviivainen, suorasukainen

• Russianпрямолине́йный

29.

• Englishabscission

• Englishabrupt stop of speech

• Dutchafbreken

• Portugueseabscisão

30.

• Englishabruptness

• Englishstate of being abrupt

• Bulgarianстръмност

• Dutchabruptheidonverwachtheid

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