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A AN B CH D E È EN F G H I J K L M N O ON OU OUN P R S T UI V W Y Z
Kreyòl : adousi
English : to sweeten* to soften* to soften
Français : adoucir
Español : suavizar
Português : adoçar* suavizar* suavizar
sweeten
Kreyòl : mete sik
English : sweeten
Français : sucrer
Español : endulzar
Português : adoçar
soften
Kreyòl : adousi
English : soften
Français : adoucir
Español : ablandar
Português : suavizar
soften
Kreyòl : vin mou
English : soften
Français : adoucir
Español : ablandar
Português : suavizar
To suck, to drink in (especially: mango juice from a small hole in a soften mango fruit) [v. t.]
Kreyòl : fè tòtòt
English : To suck, to drink in (especially: mango juice from a small hole in a soften mango fruit)
Français : A sucer, à boire (notamment : jus de mangue provenant d'un petit trou dans une mangue ramollie)
Español : Chupar, beber (especialmente: jugo de mango de un pequeño agujero en una fruta de mango blanda)
Português : Para sugar, para beber (especialmente: suco de manga de um pequeno buraco em uma manga amolecida)
suck, sucking; the sound of sucking (especially from a hole in a baby bottle, or from a hole in a soften mango)) Topic: Kreyòl rèk.
Kreyòl : tòtòt
English : suck, sucking; the sound of sucking (especially from a hole in a baby bottle, or from a hole in a soften mango))
Français : succion, sucer; le bruit de la succion (surtout provenant d'un trou dans un biberon ou d'un trou dans une mangue ramollie))
Español : succión, chupar; el sonido de la succión (especialmente de un agujero en un biberón o de un agujero en un mango blando))
Português : sucção, chupar; o som de sucção (especialmente de um buraco em uma mamadeira ou de um buraco em uma manga amolecida))
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