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§ -ზე, ზემოთ§1 გადა-, გადმო-;to jump / fly / turn over გადახტომა / გადაფრნა / გადაბრუნებაhe went over to the window ფანჯარასთან გადავიდა / მივიდა●●all over 1 ყველგან, მთელ●●all over 2 თავიდან, ხელახლა, კვლავover and over again მრავალჯერ, ბევრჯერI have told you this over and over again მე ეს ბევრჯერ გითხარი / გაგიმეორეto be over გათავება, დამთავრება2 -ზე3 -ზე მეტი4 იქით (მიგვანიშნებს ადგილმდებარეობას)5 (მიგვანიშნებს დროზე)over the whole period მთელი ეს პერიოდი / დრო●●she stumbled over a stone ქვას წამოჰკრა ფეხიlet's pass the sponge over it მოდი, ეს დავივიწყოთhis eyes glazed over თვალები გაეყინა / უსიცოცხლო გაუხდაI racked my brains over this ამაზა ფიქრით თავი ვიმტვრიე/ტვინი ვიღრძეI ache all over ყველაფერი მტკივა/დაბეგვილივით ვარ
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