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nounആളുകളെ തട്ടിക്കൊണ്ടുപോയി ഇരുത്തുന്നവന്, ഉപാധ്യാപകന്verb transitiveകൂട്ടിക്കൊണ്ടുചെല്ലുക, അകന്പടിപോവുക, അനുഗമിക്കുക -
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I[΄ʌʃə] n դռնապան. թատր. հսկիչ, մուտ քի տոմս ստուգողII[΄ʌʃə] v ուղեկցել, առաջնորդել. I was ushered into the study Ինձ ուղեկ ցե ցին/ առաջնորդեցին առանձնասենյակ -
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transitive verbhinausführen od. (geh.) -geleiten* * *vt1. (bring to an end)2. (remove)▪ to \usher out out ⇆ sb [or away] jdn hinausführen* * *transitive verbhinausführen od. (geh.) -geleiten -
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vt1) ( bring to an end)to \usher out out <-> sth das Ende einer S. gen ankündigen2) ( remove)
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