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საშიშროება, საფრთხე, ხიფათიhe is in danger საფრთხეშია, ხიფათი ელისhe is out of danger საფრთხე აღარ ემუქრება, სამშვიდობოსააin case of danger საშიშროების / საფრთხის შემთხვევაში●●danger overhangs us საფრთხე გვემუქრება●●he's out of danger საფრთხე აღარ ემუქრება // სამშვიდობოსააhe is reckless of danger განუსჯელად / უგუნურად გამბედავია●●the danger stares us in the face საფრთხე გვემუქრება●●he still hasn't woken up to danger ჯერ კიდევ ვერ შეიგნო, თუ რა საფრთხე/ხიფათი მოელის;are you aware of the danger? გრძნობ, რომ ხიფათი მოგელის?try to avoid danger ეცადე, ხიფათს მოერიდოdanger / jeopardy საშიშროება, მუქარა
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