Предмет: Русский язык, автор: dila0101

Замените разговорное слово «нарвется» стилистически нейтральным синонимом. Напишите этот синоним.

А вдруг она нарвется на этих ненормальных и они снова станут к ней приставать, побьют ее – с них станется.

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Автор ответа: agressia666

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Натолкнуться, напороться

Автор ответа: veroshpion

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столкнется, встретит, повстречает

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