MISHAPS

Англо-русский перевод MISHAPS

Неудачи

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MISHAPS — Потери
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MISHAPS — Неудачи
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MISHAPS — Неудаче
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MISHAPS — Незадачи
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MISHAPS — Незадаче
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MISHAPS — Невезения
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MISHAPS — Невезению
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MISHAPS — Невезении
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MISHAPS — Неудачи
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MISHAP — (ˈ)mis+ noun Etymology: Middle English, from mis- (I) + hap 1. archaic : bad luck : misfortune either my good …
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ACCIDENT-PRONE — /ak"si deuhnt prohn'/ , adj. tending to have more accidents or mishaps than the average person. [ 1925-30 ]
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TROUBLE SHOOTING — spotting problems, locating mishaps
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PREVENTIVE TREATMENT — actions done in advance so as to prevent diseases; actions performed so as to detect damages or mishaps early on
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GO SMOOTHLY — v. go appropriately and without any mishaps, go in a smooth manner
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CATS HAVE NINE LIVES — cats presumed ability to survive many mishaps
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