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I[bɔ:l] n գունդ, գնդակ. snowball ձնագունդ. meat ball կոլոլակ. (հարված գնդակով) a good ball շեշտակի հարված. ball of wood/string բրդի/ պա րանի կծիկ. tennis ball թենիսի գնդակ. the ball of the eye աչքի խնձոր. the ball of the foot ոտ նաթաթի բարձիկ. the ball of the knee ծնկոսկր. the ball of fortune բախտի խաղալիք. start/set the ball rolling խոսակցու թյունը/զրույցը սկսել. keep(up) the ball rolling խոսակ ցությունը/ զրույցը շարունակել. The ball is with you Հեր թը քոնն է. ball sense գնդակի զգա ցողու թյուն. have the ball at one’s feet դրության տերը լի նել. call a ball out մրզ. գնդակը §դուրս¦ հայ տա րարել. keep one’s eye on the ball աչա լուրջ/ սթափ լինել. curl up in a ball կծկվել, մի գունդ դառնալII[bɔ:l] n պարահանդես. fancy ball դի մակա հանդես. ball dress պարահանդեսային հագուստ. ball room պարահանդեսի սրահ. give a ball պարահանդես կազմակերպել. ball dancing պարահանդեսային պարեր. open the ball փխբ. որևէ բան նախաձեռնել
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