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[ik΄spens] n ծախսեր, վատնում. հաշիվ. գին, արժեք. living expenses ապրուս տի/կենսական ծախսեր. at my expense իմ հաշվին. at public expense հասարակական միջոցների հաշվին. expense account առհաշիվ գումար. put down to the expense account գրել պետական ծախսերի հաշվին. spare no expense ծախսեր չխնայել/հաշվի չառնել. regardless of expense հաշվի չառնել ծախսերը. be a great expense to smb, put smb to great expense ծախսի տակ գցել. go to great expense մեծ ծախսի տակ ընկնել. profit at smb else’s expense ուրիշի հաշվից շահել/օգտվել. at the expense of one’s health առող ջության գնով. at the expense of one’s life կյանքի գնով. laugh at smb’s expense մեկի վրա ծիծաղել. travelexpensive 303 explicit ling expense ճանապարհածախս, գործուղման ծախս. expenses ծախսեր. current expenses ընթացիկ ծախ սեր. cut down/share/increase the expenses կրճատել/կի սել/ավելացնել ծախսերը. expenses ծախսեր. entertainment expense ներկա յա ցուց չական ծախսեր. overhead expense վերադիր ծախ սեր. legal expense դատական ծախսեր. pay smb’s expense մեկի ծախսերը վճարել/հաշիվը փակել
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