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1 line
I[laɪn]1. n. 1) xətt, cizgi, cızıq; hədd; draw the line hədd qoymaq; just on the line tən ortalıqda; below the line normadan aşağı; 2) rabitə xətti; long-distance line şəhərlərarası telefon rabitəsi; Hold the line ! Dəstəyi asma! 3) sətir; 4) cərgə; 5) (the Line) ekvator2. v. xətt çəkmək; line up cərgəyə düzmək / düzülməkII[laɪn]astar tikmək (paltara) -
2 engage
[ɪnˈgeɪdʒ]1) işə götürmək; 2) tutmaq (otaq, yer); 3) bir işlə məşğul olmaq; engage seats at the theatre teatrda yer tutmaq; engage in politics siyasətlə məşğul olmaq; be engaged 1) nişanlanmaq; 2) məşğul olmaq; the line is engaged telefon məşğuldur; telefonla danışırlar; engagement 1) nişanlanma, 2) vəd; görüş (qabaqcadan təyin edilmiş). 3) məşğuliyyət; engagement ring nişan üzüyü
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