See o păți on Wiktionary
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"english": "“Woe is us!” said the devils, scratching their heads all around. We’re in trouble, aren’t we?",
"ref": "1878 April 1, Ion Creangă, “Ivan Turbincă”, in Convorbiri Literare, volume 12, number 1, Iași, page 26:",
"text": "― Vai de noi și de noi! ziserĕ atunci dracii, scărmănăndu-se de cap in toate părțile. Așă-i c’am pățit-o?",
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"english": "Because in our country he who tells a truth always gets it badly.",
"ref": "1937 November 18, Gheorghe Chindriș, letter to Mircea Eliade; published in Mircea Handoca, editor, Mircea Eliade și corespondenții săi [Mircea Eliade and his correspondents], volume 1, Bucharest: Minerva, 1993, →ISBN, page 180:",
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"english": "They’re foods which burn like fire, only salt and hot pepper,\nOne time, when I wanted to have a taste, I got it badly, my friends.",
"ref": "1943, Nicolae Batzaria, Coana Frosa: viața și aventurile ei [Miss Frosa: her life and adventures], Bucharest: Universul, page 48:",
"text": "Sunt mâncări ce ard ca focul, numai sare și ardei,\nCând am vrut să gust odată, am pățit-o, dragii mei.",
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"english": "“Not a word to Marianne, understood? Else, she’ll be the one who gets it and I swear I’ll do to her what I did to you tenfold.”",
"ref": "2020, Aurelia Ulici, transl., Un semn de întrebare este o jumătate de inimă, Bucharest: Litera, translation of Ett frågetecken är ett halvt hjärta [A Question Mark is Half a Heart] by Sofia Lundberg, →ISBN:",
"text": "― Fără un cuvânt lui Marianne, ai priceput? Altfel, ea este cea care o s-o pățească și îți jur că o să-i fac de zece ori ce ți-am făcut ție.",
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"word": "o păți"
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"text": "― Vai de noi și de noi! ziserĕ atunci dracii, scărmănăndu-se de cap in toate părțile. Așă-i c’am pățit-o?",
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"text": "― Fără un cuvânt lui Marianne, ai priceput? Altfel, ea este cea care o s-o pățească și îți jur că o să-i fac de zece ori ce ți-am făcut ție.",
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