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bg денивелация (n) |
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fr dénivellation (n) |
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fr dénivèlement (n) |
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fr entrer de plain pied (v) |
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br sav disav (n) |
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fr dénivellation (n) |
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fr dénivellation (n) |
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bm gofa (n) |
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nl verval (n) |
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fr dénivellations (n) |
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fr dénivellation (n) |
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nl afschot (n) |
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fr dénivellation (n) |
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fr accident (n) |
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fr pénéplaine (n) |
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fr rebord (n) |
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fr dénivellement (n) |
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