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............................................................1. extract(vt. & n.) استخراج کردن، عصاره گرفتن، بیرون کشیدن، اقتباس کردن، شیره، عصاره، زبده، خلاصه............................................................2. copy out............................................................3. write out............................................................4. make out(v.) معنی چیزی را پیدا کردن، سر درآوردن از، تنظیم کردن............................................................5. order(n.) راسته، دسته، طبقه، زمره، صنف، آئین و مراسم، فرقه یا جماعت مذهبی، گروه خاصی، انجمن، دسته اجتماعی، سامان، نظم، انتظام، آرایش، رسم، آئین، مقام، مرتبه، سبک، طرز، مرحله، نوع، دستور، امر، درمان، امریه، فرمایش، حواله، برات(vt. & vi.) دستور دادن، منظم کردن، سفارش دادن، تنظیم کردن، ترتیب، رتبه، سفارش، مرتب کردن............................................................6. take(v.) گرفتن، ستاندن، لمس کردن، بردن، برداشتن، خوردن، پنداشتن............................................................7. subscribe(vt. & vi.) تصویب کردن، تصدیق کردن، صحه گذاردن، آبونه شدن، متعهد شدن، تقبل کردن........................................................................................................................9. discharge(vt. & n.) تخلیه، خالی کردن، در کردن (گلوله)، مرخص کردن، اداء کردن، ترشح کردن، انفصال، ترشح، بدهРусско-персидский словарь > выписывать (I) > выписать (I)
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