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ძვირიfood products are scarce and expensive during a war ომიანობის დროს სურსათი დეფიციტური და ძვირია -
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საჭმელი, საკვები, საზრდოto pick at one’s food უმადურად / უხალისოდ ჭამაfood products are scarce and expensive during a war ომიანობის დროს სურსათი დეფიციტური და ძვირიაhere’s the fridge, make free with the food აი, მაცივარი, რაც გინდა გამოიღე და მიირთვიthey contributed food and clothing for the refugees ლტოლვილებისათვის სურსათ-სანოვაგე და ტანსაცმელი გაიღესdon’t grumble at the food, it’s good enough საჭმელს ნუ უჩივი, საკმაოდ კარგია!the children were clamant for food ბავშვები ხმაურიანად საჭმელს მოითხოვდნენfast food საჭმელი, რომელიც შეიძლება სახელდახელოდ შეჭამოhe gave his wife a weekly allowance for food ყოველკვირა ცოლს სარჩოს ფულს აძლევდა -
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1 პროდუქტი, ნაწარმი2 შედეგიfood products are scarce and expensive during a war ომიანობის დროს სურსათი დეფიციტური და ძვირია -
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§ ღარიბული, იშვიათი§ იშვიათი, დეფიციტურიfood products are scarce and expensive during a war ომიანობის დროს სურსათი დეფიციტური და ძვირიაsuch opportunities are scarce ასეთი შესაძლებლობა იშვიათად თუ ეძლევა ადამიანს●●to make oneself scarce გაპარვა
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