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I. trample [ˈtræmpl] ГЛАГ прх
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Obstacles underfoot and aroundbush were the hallmark for these matches.
en.wikipedia.org The track is tighter and has a shorter run-in, with the variable underfoot conditions making for some expected results.
en.wikipedia.org Fallen leaves lie soft underfoot, the banks are hung with plants and ferns.
en.wikipedia.org She sees a great advantage to this because divided, you are weak and fall, crushed underfoot by all sorts of misery!
en.wikipedia.org The arete is stony and loose underfoot due to erosion and it is better to stick to the firmer rock along the crest.
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