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[ə΄pærənt] a ակնհայտ, բացահայտ. apparent deceit/error/lie ակնհայտ խաբկանք/սխալ/սուտ. quite apparent բացահայտ. It is becoming apparent to all Բոլորի համար ակնհայտ է դառնում. apparent to the naked eye անզեն աչքով տեսանելի. apparent horizon տեսանելի հորիզոն. apparent danger ակնհայտ վտանգ. for no apparent reason առանց որևէ ակնհայտ պատճառի. Her selfconfidence is more apparent than real Նա այնքան ինքնավստահ չէ, որքան թվում է, Նրա ինքնավստահությունը ավելի թվացող է, քան իրական
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