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I[tiə] n արտասուք, արցունք. փխբ. կաթիլ (ցողի). scalding/poignant/crocodile tears այրող/դառը/կոկորդիլոսի արցունքներ. burst into tears արտասվել, լաց լինել. shed tears արցունք թափել. a flood of tears արցունքի հեղեղ. kiss away tears համբույրներով ար ցունքը ցամաքեցնել. move/reduce smb to tears արտասվելու չափ հուզելII[teə] v պատռել, պատառոտել. ճղել, կտոր-կտոր անել. tear (in) to pieces պատառպ ա տառ անել. tear one’s dress զգեստը պատռել. tear the muscle մկանը պոկել. tear smb’s argument/ work to pieces փխբ. ջախջախել փաստարկները. քննադատել աշխատանքը. tear oneself from դուրս պրծնել/ազատվել մի բանից. tear one’s hair փխբ. գլխի մազերը պոկել. torn by conflicting emotions փխբ. հա կա սական զգացմունքներից տանջվել. He tore a strip off me խսկց. Ես նրանից խիստ հան դիմա նություն ստացա. tear away պոկ(վ)ել. tear down քանդել, ցած գցել. tear down a building շենքը քանդել. tear off պոկել, պոկվել. tear from խլել. tear up պատառոտել
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