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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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francuski
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I. plague [Brit pleɪɡ, Am pleɪɡ] N

1. plague MED:

a plague on you archaic!
la peste soit de toi! archaic

2. plague fig (nuisance):

3. plague (large number):

4. plague BIBL:

II. plague [Brit pleɪɡ, Am pleɪɡ] VB trans

1. plague:

to be plagued by, to be plagued with (be beset with)
to be plagued by, to be plagued with doubts, remorse, difficulties
he's plagued by ill health
we were plagued by bad weather
we were plagued by wasps

2. plague (harass):

to plague sb for sth

III. plague [Brit pleɪɡ, Am pleɪɡ]

bubonic plague [Brit bjuːbɒnɪk ˈpleɪɡ, Am bjuˌbɑnɪk ˈpleɪɡ] N

white plague N Am

plague-stricken ADJ

plague-stricken person, village, population:

plague-ridden ADJ pej

francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
plagued by mosquitoes
he's plagued by remorse
pestiféré (pestiférée) personne
pestiféré (pestiférée) lieu
pestiféré (pestiférée)
a plague ondated
haro sur qn/qc
a plague on sb/sth dated

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I. plague [pleɪg] N

1. plague (disease):

2. plague:

3. plague (infesting of animals):

4. plague (source of annoyance):

Phrases:

II. plague [pleɪg] VB trans

francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to be plagued by sth
tourmenter doute, remords, scrupules
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. plague [pleɪg] N

1. plague (disease):

2. plague:

3. plague (infestation of animals):

4. plague (source of annoyance):

Phrases:

II. plague [pleɪg] VB trans

francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to be plagued by sth
tourmenter doute, remords, scrupules
Present
Iplague
youplague
he/she/itplagues
weplague
youplague
theyplague
Past
Iplagued
youplagued
he/she/itplagued
weplagued
youplagued
theyplagued
Present Perfect
Ihaveplagued
youhaveplagued
he/she/ithasplagued
wehaveplagued
youhaveplagued
theyhaveplagued
Past Perfect
Ihadplagued
youhadplagued
he/she/ithadplagued
wehadplagued
youhadplagued
theyhadplagued