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| tame (in some contexts Tanya Gesse); domesticated (Tanya Gesse) | |||
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| become tame | |||
| become domesticated (pf of прикармливаться) | |||
| get additional food; introduce a baby to mixed feeding; lure (by putting out food); supplement diet; supplement a baby's diet | |||
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| lure by putting out food (pf of прикармливать) | |||
| lure (by putting out food); supplement a baby's diet; introduce a baby to mixed feeding | |||
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corrupted (Anglophile); on smb's payroll ("Here's what Coloradans are saying: special interests have enough politicians on their payroll," the insurgent Democrat said. – Politico  politico.com grafleonov) | |||
| darling (granted special treatment or attention (Merriam-Webster): Большую Морскую УЖЕ непоправимо изуродовали, теперь свои кривые руки к остаткам городского кольца тянут? Очередные мамкины проектанты, проектируют где-то, безвылазно сидя в кабинетах на окраине Москвы, в лучшем случае, в худшем отдали прикормленному фрилансеру, вообще сидящему в индонезийских трущобах. (sevastopol.su) ART Vancouver) | |||
| pet (...HarperCollins, which with a bravery few other publishers would match, fought off a vicious legal assault by the Russian oligarchy and their pet London lawyers against a critical study of Putin’s power. theguardian.com 4uzhoj) | |||
| прикормленная: 2 phrases in 2 subjects |
| Fishery fishing industry | 1 |
| General | 1 |