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dannée
défectueux
angielski
angielski
francuski
francuski
flawed [Brit flɔːd, Am flɔd] PRZYM. (gen)
flawed
défectueux/-euse
flawed character, person
vicié
flaw [Brit flɔː, Am flɔ] RZ.
flaw (in object, suggestion, character)
défaut r.m. (in dans)
flaw (in reasoning, theory)
faille r.ż. (in dans)
flaw (in contract) PR.
vice r.m. de forme
fundamentally opposed, flawed
fondamentalement
incidental flaw, error
mineur
seriously ill, injured, damaged, divided, at risk, flawed
gravement
francuski
francuski
angielski
angielski
défectueux (défectueuse) raisonnement, logique
flawed
un texte/projet jugé intrinsèquement mauvais
a text/project seen as intrinsically flawed
acte entaché d'un vice de forme
act vitiated by a formal flaw
faille
flaw
crapaud
flaw
angielski
angielski
francuski
francuski
I. flaw [flɔ:, Am flɑ:] RZ.
flaw
défaut r.m.
II. flaw [flɔ:, Am flɑ:] CZ. cz. przech.
flaw
abîmer
flawed reasoning
un raisonnement fallacieux
francuski
francuski
angielski
angielski
imperfection d'une matière, d'un roman, plan
flaw
tare d'une personne, société
flaw
faille
flaw
défaut d'une matière
flaw
angielski
angielski
francuski
francuski
I. flaw [flɔ] RZ.
flaw
défaut r.m.
II. flaw [flɔ] CZ. cz. przech.
flaw
abîmer
flawed reasoning
un raisonnement fallacieux
francuski
francuski
angielski
angielski
tare d'une personne, société
flaw
imperfection d'une matière, d'un roman, plan
flaw
faille
flaw
défaut d'une matière
flaw
Present
Iflaw
youflaw
he/she/itflaws
weflaw
youflaw
theyflaw
Past
Iflawed
youflawed
he/she/itflawed
weflawed
youflawed
theyflawed
Present Perfect
Ihaveflawed
youhaveflawed
he/she/ithasflawed
wehaveflawed
youhaveflawed
theyhaveflawed
Past Perfect
Ihadflawed
youhadflawed
he/she/ithadflawed
wehadflawed
youhadflawed
theyhadflawed
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