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Bogʻ
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Garden, английский
- A plot of ground, usually near a house, where flowers, shrubs, vegetables, fruits, or herbs are cultivated
- Г. гарден-гров (шт. калифорния, сша)
- A plot of ground used principally for growing vegetables, fruits, or flowering and/or ornamental plants. garden apartment 1. ground-floor apartment with access to a garden or other adjacent outdoor space. 2. two- or three-story apartment buildings with communal gardens, generally located in the suburbs.
- Сад; огород; участок зелёных насаждений; приусадебный участок; pi парк back ~ сад со стороны заднего (дворового) фасада здания
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Bog, шведский
Bog, английский
- Wet, soft, and spongy ground, where the soil is composed mainly of decayed and decaying vegetable matter.
- A marsh, or a tract of land, which from its form and impermeable bottom retains stagnant water. (see quagmire.)
- Beach operations group.
Bog (på fartyg), шведский
Bog house, английский
A synonym for outhouse.
Bog iron, английский
Bog iron ore, английский
Bog lake; bog, английский
Bog lake; stagnant lake, английский
Bog lime, английский
Bog manganese, английский
Bog mine ore, английский
Bog muck, английский
Bog oak, английский
Bog ore, английский
Bog peat, английский
Bog plant, английский
A plant which lives continuously in wet soil, but not in stagnant water.
Bog-mine ore, английский
Bogaert, английский
Bogan, английский
Person of questionable upbringing. example that guy is a bogan. imagine wearing acid-washed jeans and moccasins to this resaurant.
Bogart, английский
If you hog something example i didnt bogart my girlfriend so that later on i could pass her around like everyone else
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Echki, узбекский
Qurbaqa, узбекский
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