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1 completely
[com'plete·ly || -lɪ]◙ adv. לגמרי* * *◙ ירמגל◄ -
2 completely disappeared
נעלם לגמרי* * *◙ ירמגל םלענ◄ -
3 completely furnished
מרוהטת קומפלט, ריהוט מלא* * *◙ אלמ טוהיר,טלפמוק תטהורמ◄ -
4 completely surrounded
מכותר מכל עבריו, מוקף מכל עבר* * *◙ רבע לכמ ףקומ,וירבע לכמ רתוכמ◄ -
5 I am completely
אני לגמרי-, כולי-* * *◙ -ילוכ,-ירמגל ינא◄ -
6 changed completely
הפך את עורו, השתנה מהקצה אל הקצה* * *◙ הצקה לא הצקהמ הנתשה,ורוע תא ךפה◄ -
7 it is completely
זה לגמרי-* * *◙ -ירמגל הז◄
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