See kāss in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"text": "tas bija liels un nepārtraukts kāss",
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"english": "sometimes she had a cough, then she coughed without voice for a while, almost stifling",
"text": "lāgiem viņai uznāca kāss, tad viņa ilgi kāsēja bez balss, gandrīz nosmakdama",
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"burst",
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"text": "tas bija liels un nepārtraukts kāss",
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"english": "sometimes she had a cough, then she coughed without voice for a while, almost stifling",
"text": "lāgiem viņai uznāca kāss, tad viņa ilgi kāsēja bez balss, gandrīz nosmakdama",
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"sudden",
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[
"noisy",
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[
"burst",
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[
"air",
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[
"mouth",
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[
"often",
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[
"disease",
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[
"symptom",
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],
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}
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