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I. insult [ˈɪnsʌlt] VB trans
- insult
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- insult
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II. insult [ˈɪnsʌlt] N a. LAW, FIN
- studied insult
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- intentional insult
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Bulgarian
English
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- insult
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- insult
- нанасям оскърбление на нкг
- insult [or offend] sb
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- verbal insult
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- insult
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- insult
- оскърбявам (грубо) нкг с нщ
- insult sb with sth
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- insult
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- insult
| I | insult |
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| you | insult |
| he/she/it | insults |
| we | insult |
| you | insult |
| they | insult |
| I | insulted |
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| you | insulted |
| he/she/it | insulted |
| we | insulted |
| you | insulted |
| they | insulted |
| I | have | insulted |
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| you | have | insulted |
| he/she/it | has | insulted |
| we | have | insulted |
| you | have | insulted |
| they | have | insulted |
| I | had | insulted |
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| you | had | insulted |
| he/she/it | had | insulted |
| we | had | insulted |
| you | had | insulted |
| they | had | insulted |
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He was at first so unpopular that services were frequently interrupted, and he was often insulted in the streets.
en.wikipedia.org The men have done an insult to nature itself.
en.wikipedia.org Later in the voyage, two sergeants refused to share a mess after one insulted the other's wife.
en.wikipedia.org Today, being a playground player is an insult.
en.wikipedia.org In one instance a man insults him after a game of pool.
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