normal Kwak'wala -
1.
Englishflashback
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Englisha dramatic device in which an earlier event is inserted into the normal chronological flow of a narrative
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Mandarin倒敘
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Malayimbas kembali
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Bokmåltilbakeblikk
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Nynorsktilbakeblikk
2.
Englishbusiness as usual
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EnglishThe normal course of an activity, in circumstances that are out of the ordinary
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Spanishcomo si nada ocurriera, zona de conflicto
3.
Englishabnormal
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Egyptian Arabicمش طبيعي
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Asturiananormal
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Bulgarianнеправилен, необичаен, ненормален, противоестествен
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Mandarin異常
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Danishunormal, abnor
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Finnishepänormaali, poikkeava
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Frenchinhabituel, hors norme, exceptionnel, anormal
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Germanunnormal, ungewöhnlich
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Irishmínormálta, neamhghnách
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Italiananormale, anomalo
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Malayabnormal
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Norwegianabnor, anormal, unormal
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Cyrillicа̏бнорма̄лан
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Romanȁbnormālan
Englishabnormal
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Englishof or pertaining to behaviour that deviates from norms
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Asturiananormal
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Danishunormal, anormal, abnor
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Dutchabnormaal, afwijkend
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Finnishepänormaali, poikkeava
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Germananormal, abnormal
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Italiananormale, anomalo
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Norwegianabnor, anormal, unormal
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Cyrillicа̏бнорма̄лан
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Romanȁbnormālan
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Volapüknenomik
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Interlinguacheckanormal
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Idocheckanomala
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Malayalamcheckഅസാധാരണം
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Mandarincheck不正常
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Volapükchecknenomik
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Vietnamesecheckkhông bình thường, checkkhác thường, checkdị thường
4.
Englishpremium
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Bokmålbonustillegg
5.
6.
Englishfat
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Englishcarrying a larger than normal amount of fat on one's body
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Arabicسَمِين, بَدِين
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Egyptianتخين
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Armenianգեր, qualifierhy
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Aromaniangras
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Bashkirһимеҙ
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Mandarin胖
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Min Dong肥
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Dolganэмис
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Dutchvet, dik, gezet, corpulent, volslank
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Esperantograsa, korpulenta
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Faroesefeitur, tjúkkur
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Finnishlihava, läski (derogatory), paksu
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Frenchgros, gras
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Friuliangras
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Germandick, fett
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Greekλιπαρός, παχύς
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Ancientπαχύς
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Hindiमोटा
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Idogrosa
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Sundaneselintuh
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Interlinguagrasse
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Irishramhar, feolmhar
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Old Irishremor
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Isanneeded
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Khmerធាត់
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Laoຕຸ້ຍ
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Latinobēsus, gurduscrassus
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Latvianresns, trekns, tauks
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Luxembourgishdéck
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Lüneeded
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Macedonianдебел, згоен
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Malaygemuk
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Mongolianneeded
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Neapolitanciccione
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Normangras qualifier
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Northern Thaineeded
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Norwegianfeit, korpulent
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Occitangròs
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Old Saxonthikki, fētid
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Portuguesegordo, obeso
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Rohingyamutha
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Romanschgrass
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Russianто́лстый, по́лный, ту́чный, жи́рный
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Cyrillicдѐбео, го̏ја̄зан, ту̑ст
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Romandèbeo, gȍjāzan, tȗst
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Shanneeded
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Slovaktučný, tlstý
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Swedishfet, tjock
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Ukrainianто́встий, жи́рний, дебе́лий
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Venetiangrasosmorbio
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Vietnamesemập
7.
Englishboarding school
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Mandarin寄宿學校
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Normanpensionnat
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Malaysekolah berasrama
8.
9.
English-ly
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Aragonesemén
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Armenianբար, որեն
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Mandarinqualifiercmn
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Dutch(the adverb is usually the same as the adjective: no change in form), -erwijs, -lijk
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Greekά, ώς qualifier
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Idoe
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Igbona
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Japaneseくく,
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Normanment
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Latinē, iter
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Mongolianхан
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Navajogo
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Neapolitanmente
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Russian-о, -е, по-...-ски qualifier
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Sanskritneeded
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Swedish-t, -en, ligen, -vis
10.
11.
Englishmainstream
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Englishused or accepted broadly, common, usual or conventional
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Mandarin主流
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Finnishvaltavirtaa edustava, valtavirta-
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Irishlárshrutha, príomhshrutha
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Russianмейнстри́мовыйосновно́й, магистра́льный
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Spanishnormal, aceptado, tipico, cotidiano, convencional
12.
13.
Englishperpendicular
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Navajokʼéhézdongo ahidiiʼá
14.
Englishnormalization
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Englishany process that makes something more normal or regular
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Mandarin正常化正規化
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Normannormalisâtion
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Vietnamesethông thường hoá
15.
Englishheavy water
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Englishwater containing deuterium instead of normal hydrogen
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Mandarin重水
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Navajotó nidaaz
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Bokmåltungtvann
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Nynorsktungtvatn
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Tagalogmabigat na tubig, tubig na mabigat
16.
Englishtemperament
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Englisha person's normal manner of thinking, behaving or reacting
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Mandarin氣質
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Finnishluonne, temperamentti
17.
Englishrecovery
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Mandarin復原复苏
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Finnishparaneminen, elpyminen
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Maorimātūtūtanga
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Serbo-Croatianoporavoporavak
18.
Englishviolin
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Moroccan Arabicكمانجة
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Asturianviolín
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Bengaliবেহালা
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Bretonvioloñs
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Cantonese小提琴
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Mandarin小提琴
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Crimean Tatarkemane
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Dutchviool, vedel
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Greenlandicagiaq
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Hindiवायलिनसारंगी
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Idoviolino
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Kalmykхур
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Khmerវីយោឡុង
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Kyrgyzскрипка
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Laoຊຶງ
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Latvianvijole, smuika
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Lojbanjgitrviolino
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German Low GermanVigelien
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Malaybiola
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Marathiवायोलिन
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Mongolianхийл хөгжим
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Bokmålfiolin
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Nynorskfiolin
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Occitanviolon
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Punjabiਵਾਇਲਿਨ
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Romanschgìa
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Cyrillicвиолина
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Romanviolina
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Tajikскрипкакамонча
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Tatarскрипка
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Teluguవయోలిన్
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Turkmenskripka
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Uyghurئىسكىرىپكا
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Uzbekskripka
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Vietnamesevĩ cầ
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Volapükviäl
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Walloonviolon
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Waray-Waraybiyolin
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Yiddishפֿידל
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Zhuangsiuj dizginz
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Zuluivayolini
19.
Englishsubliminal message
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Mandarin潛意識訊息
20.
Englishwidescreen
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Malayskrin lebar, layar lebar
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Marathiवाइड्स्क्रीन
21.
22.
Englishreverse
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Englishrail transport, of points: to move from the normal position to the reverse position
23.
Englishhigh-speed
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Mandarin高速
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Bokmålhurtiggående
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Russianвысо́коскоростно́й, скоростно́й
24.
25.
26.
Englishexcite
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Englishto cause an electron to move to a higher than normal state
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Georgiancheckაღელვება, checkაღგზნება
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Idocheckecitar
27.
28.
Englishhave
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Englishauxiliary used in forming the perfect and the past perfect tenses
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Dutchhebben, zijn
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Esperantoesti, jam#Esperantowith verb in simple tense
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Frenchavoir qualifierfor some intransitive verbs and all reflexive verbs
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Germanhaben, sein
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Ancientqualifier
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Istriotavì
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Italianavere qualifierfor some intransitive verbs and all reflexive verbs
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Lojbanba'o
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North Frisianqualifierfrr
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Novialha
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Old Englishhabban
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Old Frenchavoir, aveir
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Old Saxonhebbian
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Portugueseusually translated with the preterite indicative, with or without the adverb mjá
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Yiddishהאָבן
29.
Englishnatural
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Finnishnormaali, tavallinen, tavanomainen, luonnollinen, luonteva
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Frenchnormal, naturel
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Georgianბუნებრივი, ნორმალური, ჩვეულებრივი
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Cyrillicпри́родно, но̏рма̄лно
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Romanprírodno, nȍrmālno
30.
Englishanomaly
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Mandarin異常
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Dutchafwijking, anomalie, abnormaliteit
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Finnishanomalia, poikkeavuus qualifier
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Hungariananomália, rendellenesség, szabálytalanság, eltérés
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Turkishdenksizlik, fevkaladelik, olağandışılık
Englishanomaly
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Dutchafwijking, anomalie, misvorming
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Serbo-Croatiancheckanomalija
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Indonesiancheckanomali, checktak normal, checktak lazi
31.
Englishco-brother-in-law
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Armenianքենակալ (k’enakal) glossless precisely փեսա (p’esa) gloss
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Chinese襟兄 (jīnxiōng) glosswife's sister's husband, who is younger than onesel
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Frenchco-beau-frère, qualifierbrother-in-law
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Malaybiras gloss
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Nahuatlchahuatetl
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Russianсвояк (svoják) qualifiernormal use зять (zjat’) gloss
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Cyrillicпашеног, пашaнац
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Romanpašènog, pašánac
32.
33.
Englishsummary
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Finnishpika-, summittainen
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Portuguesesumário, resumir
34.
Englishextracurricular
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Englishoutside of the normal curriculum of an educational establishment
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Mandarin課外
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Frenchparascolaire, périscolaire, extrascolaire
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Russianвнекла́ссный, внеуро́чный, внеаудито́рный, внепрогра́ммный
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Swedishfritids-, utanför schemat
35.
36.
Englishover the top
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Englishbeyond normal, expected, or reasonable limits, excessive, exaggerated
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Germanübertrieben, zu viel des Guten
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Portugueseacima do limite (normal), excessivo, exagerado
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Romanianexagerat, din cale-afară
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Turkishaşırı, fazladan, haddinden fazla
37.
38.
Englishdumping
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Englishselling goods at less than their normal price, especially in the export market
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Mandarin傾銷
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Finnishdumppaaminen, dumppaus
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Romaniandumping, vânzare sub valoarea mărfii
39.
40.
Englishembarrassing
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Hungarianqualifierhugázos, gáz, qualifierhu
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Laoneeded
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Portugueseembaraçoso, constrangedor
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Serbo-Croatianpostiđujući
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Swedishpinsa, genant
41.
Englishheavy water|heavy water
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Englishwater containing deuterium instead of normal hydrogen
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Mandarin重水
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Navajotó nidaaz
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Bokmåltungtvann
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Nynorsktungtvatn
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Tagalogmabigat na tubig, tubig na mabigat
42.
43.
Englishheather|common
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Asturiancomún
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Mandarin通常平常
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Danishalmindelig, vanlig, sædvanlig
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Dutchgemeen, gemene, gewoon, gewone
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Finnishyleinen, tavallinen
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Georgianჩვეულებრივი, ხშირი
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Germannicht ungewöhnlich, gewöhnlich, häufig, normal
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Greekκοινός, συνηθισμένος
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Idoordinara
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Interlinguacommun
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Khmerទូទៅ
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Malaybiasa
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Mongolianneeded
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Romanianobișnuit, uzual, comun
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Russianобы́чный, обы́денный, повседне́вный, обыкнове́нный
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Scottish gaeliccumanta, àbhaisteach, coitcheann
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Tagalogpambalana, balana
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Teluguమామూలు (maamoolu)
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Vietnamesethường, thông thường
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Walloonordinaire
44.
Englishpathology
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Mandarin病理
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Serbo-Croatianpatològija
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Vietnamesebệnh, bệnh tật, bệnh lý (
45.
Englishnormal school
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Mandarin師範學校, 师范学校
46.
Englishextrasensory perception
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Englishsupposed ability to obtain information without the use of normal sensory channels
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Mandarin超感官知覺
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Malayalamആറാം ഇന്ദ്രിയം
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Russianэкстрасе́нсорное восприя́тиевнечу́вственное восприя́тие
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Turkishduyular-dışı algılama, DDA, duyular-dışı idrak, DDİ
47.
48.
Englishinstitutionalize
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Mandarin体制化
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Finnishinstitutionaalistaa, vakiinnuttaa
49.
Englishclairvoyant
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Englishable to see things that cannot be perceived by the normal senses
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Danishclairvoyant, synsk
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Swedishklärvoajant, synsk
Englishclairvoyant
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Englishperson able to see things that cannot be perceived by the normal senses
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Serbo-Croatianјасновидац
50.
Englishcommon
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Asturiancomún
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Mandarin通常平常
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Danishalmindelig, vanlig, sædvanlig
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Dutchgemeen, gemene, gewoon, gewone
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Finnishyleinen, tavallinen
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Georgianჩვეულებრივი, ხშირი
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Germannicht ungewöhnlich, gewöhnlich, häufig, normal
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Greekκοινός, συνηθισμένος
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Idoordinara
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Interlinguacommun
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Khmerទូទៅ
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Malaybiasa
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Mongolianneeded
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Romanianobișnuit, uzual, comun
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Russianобы́чный, обы́денный, повседне́вный, обыкнове́нный
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Scottish gaeliccumanta, àbhaisteach, coitcheann
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Tagalogpambalana, balana
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Teluguమామూలు (maamoolu)
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Vietnamesethường, thông thường
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Walloonordinaire
51.
Englishidiot
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Englishperson who lacks the capacity to develop beyond the mental age of a normal four-year-old
52.
53.
Englishplain
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Spanishcon caracteres normales, libre de caracteres especiales, sin caracteres especiales
54.
Englishinsensitive
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Finnishtunnoton, turta
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Bokmålufølso
Englishinsensitive
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Englishnot having normal emotional feelings, cold, tactless, undiplomatic
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Finnishtunteeton, kylmä
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Bokmålufølso
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Swedishokänslig, känslolös
55.
Englishsubnormal
56.
57.
Englishnormality
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Mandarin正常正規, 正规
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Finnishtavallisuus, tavanomaisuus, normaalius
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Hungarianszabályszerűség, természetszerűség
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Cyrillicнормалност
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Romannormalnost
Englishnormality
Englishnormality
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Finnishnormaalisuus, normaalijakautuneisuus
58.
Englishvolatile
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Englishevaporating or vaporizing readily under normal conditions
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Mandarin易揮發的
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Javaneseneeded
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Malaymeruap
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Maoritākohukohu
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Ossetianсысгæ
-
Vietnameseneeded
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Englishevaporating or vaporizing readily under normal conditions
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Mandarin易揮發的
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Javaneseneeded
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Malaymeruap
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Maoritākohukohu
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Ossetianсысгæ
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Vietnameseneeded
59.
English-est
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Armenianամենա-, գույն
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Breton-añ
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Mandarin最
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Frenchle plus (put before the adjective), e.g. biggest = le plus grand
-
Khmerneeded
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Laoທີ່ສຸດ
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Malayter-
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Mongolianхамгын
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Bokmålest, qualifiernb
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Nynorskast, qualifiernn
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Polishnaj-, najbardziej (before the adjective or adverb)
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Cyrillicнај
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Romannaj
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Swedish-ast (1), mest (before the adjective or adverb) (1)
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Vietnamesenhất
60.
Englishunderstudy
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Englishto study or know a role to such an extent as to be able to replace the normal performer when required
61.
Englishcut down|cut
Englishcut down|cut
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Finnishleikattu, alennettu
62.
63.
Englishbutyric acid
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Finnishvoihappo, butaanihappo
64.
Englishossification
65.
Englishfinicky
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Englishdemanding, requiring above-normal care
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German, anspruchsvoll, heikel, pflegebedürftig
66.
Englishnormal distribution
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Dutchnormaalverdeling, normale verdeling, gaussverdeling
67.
Englishregular
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Mandarin平常
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Czechnormální, obyčejný
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Danishalmindelig, normal
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Germannormal, gewöhnlich
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Russianобы́чный, норма́льный
68.
Englishfreak
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Englishoddball, especially in physiology
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Mandarin人妖怪物
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Finnishfriikki, kummajainen, luonnonoikku
Englishfreak
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Englishperson whose physique has grown far beyond the normal limits of muscular development
69.
70.
Englishyodel
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Englishto sing in such a way that the voice fluctuates rapidly between the normal chest voice and falsetto
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Frenchiodler, yodler, jodler
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Idoyodlar
71.
Englishdegenerate
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Englishhaving deteriorated, degraded or fallen from normal
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Bulgarianизроден, дегенерирал
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Mandarin惡化變質
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Maoripūwhenua
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Romaniandegenerat, degradat
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Russianиспорченный, ухудшившийся
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Turkishdejenere, yoz, yozlaşmış, soysuz
72.
Englishstrange
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Afrikaansvreemd, raar
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Amharicneeded
-
Arabicغَرِيب, عَجِيب
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Asturianraru, estrañu
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Bashkirneeded
-
Bengalineeded
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CherokeeᎠᏎᎩ
-
Mandarin奇怪
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Crimean Tatarhucur
-
Dutchvreemd, raar
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Finnishouto, vieras, kummallinen, ihmeellinen
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Friulianstramp, strani
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Galicianestraño, raro
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Germanseltsa, sonderbar, komisch, verwunderlich
-
Greekπαράξενος, παράδοξος, αλλόκοτος, περίεργος
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Gujaratineeded
-
Hindiअजीब
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Hungariankülönös, furcsa, különleges
-
Idostranja
-
Irishaisteach, ait, éagsúlach
-
Kannadaneeded
-
Khmerប្លែក
-
Kurmanjiecêb, seyr, sosret, mat
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Latviansvešs, dīvains, svešāds
-
Livonianvȭrõz
-
Lojbancizra
-
Luxembourgishneeded
-
Malayaneh, ganjil, pelik, gharib
-
Maorineeded
-
Mirandeseneeded
-
Norwegianmerkelig, sær, rar
-
Novialstranji
-
Occitanneeded
-
Romanianciudat, straniu, neobișnuit, nenatural
-
Russianстра́нный, чудно́й, необы́чный
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Scottish gaelicannasach, neònach, coimheach
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Cyrillicнеобичанстран
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Romanneobičan, čudan, čudnovat, stran
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Sinhaleseneeded
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Spanishextraño, raro
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Swedishkonstig, underlig, sällsa, märklig, egendomlig, besynnerlig
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Teluguవింత, విచిత్రమైన
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Turkishgarip, tuha, yabancı
-
Venetianstranio, stranbo
-
Vietnameselạ lùng, lạ
-
Volapükneeded
-
Walloonneeded
-
West frisianfrjemd, frjemde, nuver, nuvere
-
Yiddishneeded
73.
Englishdisturbance
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Maoringaungau, āheihei, heihei, pororaru
74.
Englishanomalous
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Bulgarianнеправилен, аномален
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Finnishpoikkeava, epätavallinen
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Frenchanormal, anomal
-
Germanunregelmäßig, irregulär, anomal
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Ancientἀνώμαλος
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Latinirrēgulāris, anōmalos
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Serbo-Croatiananomalan
75.
Englishspeculation
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Englishbusiness, finance: investment involving higher-than-normal risk
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Finnishspekulaatio, spekulatiivinen investointi, riskisijoitus
76.
Englishpart-time
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Cantonese兼職, 兼职
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Mandarin兼職
-
Estonianpoole kohaga, osalise tööajaga
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Finnishosa-aikainen, sivutoiminen, osa-aika
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Maoriharangotengote, hamanga, hangere
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Bokmåldeltiddeltids-
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Nynorskdeltid
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Russianза́нятый непо́лное рабо́чее вре́мя, на полста́вки
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Scottish gaelicpàirt-ùine, pàirt-thìde
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Vietnameselàm thê
77.
78.
Englishroutine
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Englishset of normal procedures, often performed mechanically
-
Maorihātepe
-
Bokmålrutine
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Nynorskrutine
79.
Englishbackward
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Mandarin逆向
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Finnishtakaperoinen, päinvastainen, peruuttaa
-
Romanianînapoi, îndărăt
-
Swedishbakåt, baklänges
80.
Englishnormothermia
81.
82.
Englishnormal
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Cantonese正常
-
Mandarin正常通常常態
-
Danishnormal, almindelig
-
Hungariannormális, rendes, normál
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Idonormala
-
Latviannormāls, parasts
Englishnormal
-
Englishusual, ordinary
-
Arabicعَادِيّ, طَبِيعِيّ
-
Armenianհասարակ, նորմալ
-
Mandarin正常
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Dutchnormaal, normale, gewoon, gewone
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Haitian Creolenòmal
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Hungarianrendes, normális
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Indonesiannormal, biasa
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Irishnormálta, gnáth-, gnách
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Latvianparasts, ierasts, pierasts, normāls
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Norwegiannormal, ordinær, vanlig, alminnelig
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Polishnormalny, zwykły, zwyczajny
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Romanianobișnuit, normal, uzual
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Russianнорма́льный, обыкнове́нный, обы́чный
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Vietnamesebình thường
Englishnormal
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Englishhealthy, not sick or ill
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Indonesiannormal, sehat
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Spanishnormal, bien, sano
Englishnormal
Englishnormal
83.
Englishsense|common
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Asturiancomún
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Mandarin通常平常
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Danishalmindelig, vanlig, sædvanlig
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Dutchgemeen, gemene, gewoon, gewone
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Finnishyleinen, tavallinen
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Georgianჩვეულებრივი, ხშირი
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Germannicht ungewöhnlich, gewöhnlich, häufig, normal
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Greekκοινός, συνηθισμένος
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Idoordinara
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Interlinguacommun
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Khmerទូទៅ
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Malaybiasa
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Mongolianneeded
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Romanianobișnuit, uzual, comun
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Russianобы́чный, обы́денный, повседне́вный, обыкнове́нный
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Scottish gaeliccumanta, àbhaisteach, coitcheann
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Tagalogpambalana, balana
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Teluguమామూలు (maamoolu)
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Vietnamesethường, thông thường
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Walloonordinaire
84.
Englishusually
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Cantonese平時
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Mandarin通常
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Crimean Tataresasen, adetince, çoqu
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Danishsom regel, sædvanligvis
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Finnishyleensä, tavallisesti, useimmiten
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Frenchgénéralement, habituellement, d'habitude, normalement, usuellement
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Hindiआम्म तौर पर
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Hungarianáltalában, rendszerint
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Italiandi solito, generalmente, solitamente
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Lojbanso'eroi
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Navajołeh
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Normande couteume qualifier
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Polishzwykle, zazwyczaj
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Romaniande obicei, în general
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Teluguమామూలుగా, సాధారణంగా
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Turkishgenellikle, genelde
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Zazakidegmesi
85.
Englishaberration
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Englishact of wandering or deviation, abnormality
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Dutchaberratie, afwijking
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Finnishpoikkeama, poikkeavuus, eksyminen, hairahdus, harhautuminen, säännöttömyys
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Hungariantévelygés, tévút
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Khmerការភ្លាត់ភ្លាំង
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Turkishsapma, sapkınlık
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Vietnamesecheck(sự) lầm lạc, checkphút lầm lạc
Englishaberration
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Finnishpoikkeama, aberraatio
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Interlinguacheckaberration
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Vietnamesecheck(sự) khác thường
86.
Englishaberration|aberration
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Englishact of wandering or deviation, abnormality
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Dutchaberratie, afwijking
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Finnishpoikkeama, poikkeavuus, eksyminen, hairahdus, harhautuminen, säännöttömyys
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Hungariantévelygés, tévút
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Khmerការភ្លាត់ភ្លាំង
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Turkishsapma, sapkınlık
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Vietnamesecheck(sự) lầm lạc, checkphút lầm lạc
Englishaberration|aberration
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Finnishpoikkeama, aberraatio
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Interlinguacheckaberration
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Vietnamesecheck(sự) khác thường
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88.
89.
Englishordinary
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Englishnormal, routine
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Arabicعَادِيّ, مَأْلُوف
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Armenianսովորական, հասարակ
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Asturianordinariu
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Bashkirябай
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Mandarin普通平常平凡
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Georgianჩვეულებრივი, უბრალო, ჩვეული
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Germangewöhnlich, ordinär
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Hindiआम्मसाधारणमामूली
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Hungarianrendes, szokásos
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Idokustumala
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Irishgnáth-, normálta, gnách, coitianta
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Normanordinnaithe
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Khmerធម្មតាសាមញ្ញ
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Latinordinarius, cotidianus
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Russianобыкнове́нный, обы́чный
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Sanskritसाधारणसामान्य
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Swedishvanlig, ordinär
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Tok Pisinnating
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Turkishsıradan, olağan
90.
Englishnormalcy
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Mandarin正常正規, 正规
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Finnishnormaalius, normaalitila
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Hungarianszabályszerűség, természetszerűség
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Cyrillicнормалност
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Romannormalnost
91.
Englishnormally
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Englishunder normal conditions or circumstances, usually, most of the time
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Cantonese平時
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Dutchnormaal, normaliter, normaal gesproken, normaal gezien, normalerwijze
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Finnishnormaalisti, yleensä
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Hungarianáltalában, rendszerint
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Latviannormāli, parasti
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Romaniande obicei, în mod normal
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Spanishnormalmente, de costumbre
Englishnormally
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Dutchnormaal, gewoon
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Finnishnormaalisti, tavalliseen tapaan
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Spanishnormalmente, de costumbre
92.
93.
94.
Englishreconstruction
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Bokmålrekonstruksjon
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Nynorskrekonstruksjon
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Turkishrekonstriksiyonrekonstriksiyon tr(tr), yeni kurum tr(tr), Estetik ameliyat , sakatlık gösteren bir organa yeniden normal şekil ve durumunu kazandırma , tadilat , sakat binayi adil yapmak yani tadil etmek.
95.
Englishmost
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Armenianամենա-, գույն
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Dunganцзуй
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Mandarin最
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Frenchle plus + m noun, la plus + f noun, les plus + plural noun
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Hindiसबसे
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Idomaxi
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Khmerជាងគេ
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Laoທີ່ສຸດ
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Latinplurime, issime, issime
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Bokmålmest
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Nynorskmest
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Portugueseo/a/os/as mais#Portuguese
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Scotsmaist
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Spanishel/la/lo más
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Vietnamesenhất
96.
97.
Englishweird
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Germangeheimnisvoll, unheimlich, übernatürlich
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Italiananormale, surreale, paranormale, innaturale, fuori dall'ordinario
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Russianпотусторо́нний, сверхъесте́ственный
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Turkishacaip, esrarengiz, tüyleri ürpertici
Englishweird
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Englishdeviating from the normal, bizarre
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Catalanrar, estrany
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Mandarin奇怪
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Czechdivný, zvláštní
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Dutchvreemd, raar, ongewoon, bizar, eigenaardig, merkwaardig
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Finnishouto, kummallinen
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Germaneigenartig, merkwürdig, sonderbar, seltsa, bizarr
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Italianbizzarro, bislacco
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Khmerជំលើយ
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Lojbancizra
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Portugueseestranho, bizarro
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Russianстра́нный, причу́дливый, чудно́й
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Turkishgarip, tuha, acaip
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Vietnamesekỳ quái
98.
99.
Englishparanormal
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Finnishparanormaali, yliluonnollinen
100.
101.
Englishnormalize
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Normannormaliser
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Idonormizar, normaligar
Englishnormalize
Englishnormalize
Englishnormalize
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Englishrail transport, transitive: to return to the normal position
Englishnormalize
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Englishrail transport, intransitive: to return to the normal position
Englishnormalize
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Germannormieren, normalisieren
102.
103.
Englishdecompress
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EnglishTo bring someone (such as a diver) back to normal atmospheric pressure
Englishdecompress
Englishdecompress
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EnglishTo adjust to normal atmospheric pressure after being exposed to high pressure
104.
Englishcomprehensive school
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Englishnormal secondary school, accepting pupils of all abilities
105.
Englishinterregnum
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Englishperiod of time during which normal executive leadership is suspended or interrupted
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Mandarinneeded
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Serbo-Croatianinterregnum
106.
107.
Englishout of the ordinary
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Englishunusual, not ordinary
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Portuguesefora do comu, fora do normal
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Spanishfuera de lo común, fuera de lo normal
108.
Englishdouble
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Englishof flowers, having more than the normal number of petals
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Normandoubl'ye
Englishdouble
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