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1 punishment
დასჯა, სასჯელიsevere / just / undeserved punishment მკაცრი / სამართლიანი / დაუმსახურებელი სასჯელი -
2 just
§ სამართლიანი; just now ახლა; just a minute ახლავე§1 (a.) სამართლიანიa just person / punishment / law სამართლიანი პიროვნება / სასჯელი /კანონი●●a just reward დამსახურებული ჯილდო2 ზუსტად, სწორადour house is just opposite ჩვენი სახლი სწორედ მოპირდაპირე/საპირისპირო მხარესააhe is just a man we need სწორედ ის კაცია, ჩვენ რომ გვჭირდებაit is just what I wanted to see ზუსტად ისაა, რაც მინდოდაI just wanted to see you სწორედ /ზუსტად შენი ნახვა მინდოდა3 ეს-ეს არის, სულ ცოტა ხანია;4 მხოლოდ5 ძლივსit is only just enough for three სამივეს ძლივძლიობით/გაჭირვებით გვეყოფა●●just listen! ერთი, მომისმინეjust a second/moment! ერთი წამით!it's just as well I came with you კარგია, რომ შენ გამოგყევიjust as soon მირჩევნია, უკეთესიაI'd just as soon stay at home მირჩევნია, შინ დავრჩეjust as you please როგორც გენებოს / გსურსshe's just out of school ეს-ეს არის, სკოლა დაამთავრაjust a second! ერთი წამი მოითმინე! / მაცალე!just a minute! ახლავე! / ერთი წუთით!●●he's just their tool მაგას მხოლოდ თავიანთი მიზნებისთვის იყენებენyou may just as well say that black is white შენ ასევე შგიძლია შავს თეთრი უწოდო;just you wait! მოიცადე, რა სეირს გაჩვენებ!;I could just as well stayed at home მე ასევე შემეძლო სახლშიც დავრჩენილიყავიthe plane just cleared the treetops თვითმფრინავი ხის კენწეროებს კინაღამ წამოედოI’ll just clean myself up თავს წესრიგში მოვიყვანhis offer / threat was just a bluff მისი შეთავაზება / მუქარა მხოლოდ ბლეფი იყო
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