- hopping on one foot
- подскоки на одной ноге
English-Russian travelling dictionary . 2014.
hopping on one foot
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foot — нога vertical foot bounce прыжок вверх с ног the impression of a foot отпечаток ноги foot product средство для ухода за ногами foot scrub отшелушивающее средство для ног hopping on one foot подскоки на одной ноге … English-Russian travelling dictionary
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