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1 exploit
§ გმირობა, ექსპლოატირება, დამუშავება (მაღაროსი)§1 გმირობა, საგმირო საქმე2 ექსპლოატაციის გაწევა (ექსპლოატაციას გაუწევს)3 გამოყენება (გამოიყენებს)it was decided to exploit the water resources of the area გადაწყდა, რომ ამ კუთხის წყლის რესურსები გამოეყენებინათ -
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1 ადგილი, მიდამო, არემარე, ზონა, მხარე, ტერიტორია2 ფართობი3 დარგი, საგანიthis is a new area of research ეს გამოკვლევის ახალი საგანია / სფეროაa densely populated area მჭიდროდ დასახლებული ადგილი / ტერიტორიაit was decided to exploit the water resources of the area გადაწყდა, რომ ამ კუთხის წყლის რესურსები გამოეყენებინათa residential area საცხოვრებელი / სამოსახლო რაიონიa phenomenon peculiar to this area ამ ადგილისათვის დამახასიათებელი მოვლენა●●penalty area საჯარიმო მოედანი
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