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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: German Wiktionary, English Wiktionary, and French Wiktionary
it sbocco (n)
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en way out Source: English Wiktionary
it sbocco (v)
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it sboccare Source: French Wiktionary
it sbocco (n)
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de übertragen Source: German Wiktionary
it sbocco (n)
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fr issue Source: French Wiktionary
it sbocco (n)
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it bocca Source: English Wiktionary
it sbocco (n)
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en outlet Source: English Wiktionary
it sbocco (n)
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en flowing Source: English Wiktionary
it foce (n)
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it sbocco Source: English Wiktionary
it sbocco (n)
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fr ouverture Source: French Wiktionary
it sbocco (n)
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en end Source: English Wiktionary
it sbocco (n)
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it sboccare Source: English Wiktionary
it sbocco (n)
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fr embouchure Source: French Wiktionary
it sboccare (v)
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it sbocco Source: English Wiktionary
it sbocco (n)
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en exit Source: English Wiktionary
it sbocco (n)
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fr sortie Source: French Wiktionary
it sbocchi (n)
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it sbocco Source: French Wiktionary
it sbocco (n)
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fr débouché Source: French Wiktionary
it sbocco (n)
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en mouth Source: English Wiktionary
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