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I[lʌmp] n գունդ. կոշտ, մեծ կտոր. a lump of sugar/cake/butter շաքարի/թխվածքի/ կարագի կտոր. a lump of clay կավի կտոր. a lump of ice/stone սառույցի/քարի մեծակտոր. a lump in the throat փխբ. ծանրության/կարկամի զգացմունք. in the lump մեծ քանակությամբ. փխբ. ամ բող ջու թյամբ. lump sum միանվագ գումար. It was paid in the lump sum Գումարը ամբողջությամբ վճար վեց. (ուռուցք, ելունդ) a lump on one’s knee/forehead ուռուցք ծնկի վրա. ելունդ ճակատին. a lump of a girl հաստլիկ աղջիկII[lʌmp] v (together) խառնել մի կույտի մեջ. lump under one heading մի խորագրի տակ միա վորել. lump it խսկց. հաշտվել, կուլ տալ. You have to lump it (ուզես-չուզես) Ստիպված ես կուլ տալ
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