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§ თავი; მეთაური; მეთაურიბა§1 თავიat the head of the procession / table პროცესიის / სუფრის თავში2 უფროსი, ხელმძღვანელი, თავიthe head of the family / firm / department / government ოჯახის თავი // ფირმის დირექტორი // განყოფილების უფროსი // მთავრობის მეთაური3 ჭკუა, გონება, ნიჭიto lose one's head ჭკუის დაკარგვა // გადარევაhe has a good head on his shoulders გონიერი / ჭკვიანი კაციაhe fell head over heels თავდაყირა / ყირამალა წავიდაit cost us $10 a head ეს ათ-ათი დოლარი დაგვიჯდაhe has a strong head for drink კარგად სვამს / არ თვრება / სასმელს კარგად იტანსhe is head over heels in love სიყვარულისაგან გადაირია // გაგიჟებამდეა შეყვარებული4 მიემართება, გაემართებაhe headed for home შინისაკენ გაემართა / გასწია5 სათავეში დგომა, მეთაურობაlooking down from a great height turned my head დიდი სიმაღლიდან ქვევით ყურებამ თავბრუ დამახვიაto lay heads together ბჭობა, მოთათბირება (მოითათბირებენ)●●she landed him one on the head თავში სდრუზაhis head reeled თავბრუ / რეტი დაესხაmy head swims თავბრუ მეხვევა / მესხმის●●she tossed her head თავი უცებ ასწიაhold your head! თავი მღლა დაიჭირე! / ცხვირს ნუ ჩამოუშვებ!watch your head! ფრთხილად, თავი არ მიარტყა!●●he jerked his head თვი (თავი ?) გააქნიაhe is queer in the head ცოტა აკლია // კარგად ვერ არისhe's eating his head მასზე გაწეულ ხარჯს ვერ ამართლებს / ვერ ანაზღურებსto get sth. into one's head რაღაცის აკვიატებაhead office გამგეობა, მთავარი სამმართველო
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