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4. Words with prefixes (translate)

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21 questions

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bendradarbiauti

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30 sec

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bendradarbis

2

30 sec

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buvusi žmona

3

30 sec

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trumpas sijonas

4

30 sec

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mikroschema

5

30 sec

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daugiaspalvis

6

30 sec

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pervirtas

7

30 sec

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nepakankamai išvirtas

8

30 sec

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gaunantis per mažą atlyginimą

9

30 sec

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nepakankamai įvertinti

10

30 sec

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pokarinis

11

30 sec

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po universiteto baigimo

12

30 sec

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magistro studijos

13

30 sec

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perrašyti

14

30 sec

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pusfinalis

15

30 sec

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puslankis

16

30 sec

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požeminis (kelias, perėja) tunelis

17

30 sec

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povandeninis

18

30 sec

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klaidingai parašyti

19

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klaidingai suprasti

20

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dvikalbis

21

30 sec

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