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I . rage [reɪʤ] SAM.

1. rage no mn. (violent anger):

bes m. spol
srd m. spol

2. rage (fit of anger):

3. rage (mania):

4. rage avstral. angl. pog. (lively event):

II . rage [reɪʤ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. rage (express fury):

besneti [dov. obl. pobesneti]

ˈroad rage SAM. no mn.

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Controversy raged, with environmentalists applauding the proposal and the ranchers who owned and worked the land fervently opposing it.
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As the same hereditary enmities handed down from generation to generation raged to the fore, violence spread to neighbouring counties.
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While a wild blizzard raged outside, punks and headbangers joined forces against the authorities.
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A furious political debate raged in the 1980s over the ethics of baby food companies marketing infant formula in developing countries.
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The battle raged all day with little gain on either side.
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In 1904 the first signs of sleeping sickness appeared, and for several years the disease raged among the population and the missionaries.
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The fire, which started in a baker's shop, raged for four days, destroying most of the timber-built city.
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Such loans soon shrank to a pittance as double-digit inflation raged, while leaving deposit owners with mere remnants of their savings.
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Appalled, he raged that he would rather die a thousand times than suffer impotently from such an insult.
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As the civil war raged throughout the 1990s, the government focused its religious fervour on the south.
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