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I[nəuz] n քիթ. long/straight/turned up/ aquiline nose երկ ար/ուղիղ/կճատ.վեր ցցված/ արծ վային քիթ. pull a long nose փխբ. ծաղրել. blow one’s nose քիթը մաքրել/խնչել. cock one’s nose քիթը ցցել. գոռոզանալ. count/tell noses ներ կաների/ձայների թիվը հաշվել. poke/ thrust/ stick one’s nose into քիթը խոթել, միջամտել. speak through the nose քթի մեջ խոսել. wrinkle/hold/rub one’s nose քիթը կնճռել/փա կել/ շփել. breath through one’s nose քթով շնչել. the bridge of the nose քթարմատ. look down one’s nose վերևից նայել. (հոտառություն) have a good nose լավ հոտառություն ունենալ. have a good nose for scandal առաջինն իմանալ բոլոր բամ բասանքները. the nose of the kettle թեյամանի քթիկը. the nose of a ship/boat նավի/նավակի ցռուկը. under one’s nose մեկի քթի տակ, խիստ մոտ. follow one’s nose հոտառությամբ ղեկավար վել. գնալ ուր աչքը կտրի/ուր պա տահի. lead smn by the nose քթից բռնած ման տալ. turn one’s nose up քիթը շուռ տալ/արհամարհել. bite one’s nose off կոշտ ու կոպիտ պա տասխանել. pay through the nose չափազանց մեծ գումար վճարել. քթից բերել. have a good nose around լավ ուսումնասիրել շուրջըII[nəuz] v հոտ քաշել, հոտոտել. քթով շնչել. nose out smth հոտն առնել. իմանալ. տեղե կանալ. nose after/for հետքերով փնտրել. nose about/around փորձել որոշ տեղեկություն ձեռք բերել/գաղտնիքը պարզել. (նավի/նավա կի մասին) զգուշությամբ առաջ շարժվել. The ship nosed its way forward Նավը դանդաղորեն առաջ էր շարժվում
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