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121 alliance
nf.1. ittifoq, birlik; conclure, dénoncer une alliance birlik haqida shartnoma tuzmoq, bekor qilmoq; un traité d'alliance ittifoq haqida shartnoma2. birlashma, ittifoq, blok; alliance défensive mudofaa ittifoqi3. fig. birlashma, birikma, bog‘lanish; une alliance des couleurs bo‘yoqlarning birligi; xillangan bo‘yoqlar4. nikoh; er-xotinlik; uylanish; erga tegish; une alliance heureuse baxtli nikoh; les parents par alliance quda tomondan qarindoshlar; c'est mon oncle par alliance erimning, xotinimning amakisi, tog‘asi5. nikoh uzugi, ko‘zsiz uzuk; une belle alliance chiroyli nikoh uzugi; une alliance en or tilla nikoh uzugi; porter une alliance nikoh uzugini taqib yurmoq. -
122 allier
I vt.1. eritib ulamoq, qotishtirmoq; aralashtirmoq, qorishtirmoq; allier l'or et l'argent oltin va kumushni eritib aralashtirmoq2. birlashtirmoq, qo‘shmoq; allier des peuples, des forces xalqlarni, kuchlarni bir-biriga qo‘shmoq, birlashtirmoq3. fig. qo‘shmoq, bog‘ lamoq, birlashtirmoq; allier la théorie à la pratique nazariyani amaliyot bilan bog‘lamoq4. qarindoshurug‘ ga aylantirmoq, yaqinlashtirmoq, bir-biriga yaqin qilmoq; allier deux familles ikkita oilani qarindosh-urug‘ga aylantirmoq; qarindoshlik rishtalari bilan bog‘lamoqII s'allier vpr.1. ittifoqqa kirmoq; ittifoq tuzmoq; ces deux pays se sont alliés bu ikki davlat ittifoq tuzdilar2. qotishmoq, qotishma hosil qilmoq; ces deux métaux s'allient facilement bu ikki metall oson qotishma hosil qiladi3. to‘g‘ri, mos, muvofiq kelmoq; yopishib tushmoq, uyg‘unlashmoq; le jaune et le violet s'allient très bien sariq va binafsha rang bir-biriga juda mos keladi4. qarindosh-urug‘ga aylanmoq, yaqinlashmoq; ces deux familles se sont alliées bu ikki oila qarindoshurug‘ ga aylandilar. -
123 aloi
nm.1. proba (oltin, kumush kabilarning soflik darajasini ko‘rsatuvchi raqam)2. fig. sifat; de bon aloi sifati yaxshi; de mauvais aloi sifati yomon, sifati past; les marchandises de bon aloi sifati yaxshi mahsulot. -
124 alourdir
I vt.1. og‘irlashtirmoq, vazminlashtirmoq, og‘ irlashtirib qo‘ymoq; la pluie alourdit les vêtements yomg‘ir kiyimlarni vazminlashtiryapti2. fig. og‘irlashtirmoq; murakkablashtirmoq, mushkullashtirmoq; cette tournure alourdit la phrase bu ibora gapni murakkablashtirmoqdaII s'alourdir vpr. og‘irlashmoq, vazminlashmoq. -
125 amalgame
n.1. amalgama (simobning biror metall bilan qotishmasi)2. fig. aralash-quralash narsa, qotishma, qurama, omixta3. turli xil kishilar va narsalarning sun'iy qo‘shilishi; plomba (tishdagi kovakni to‘ldirish uchun ishlatiladigan modda). -
126 amalgamer
I vt.1. qo‘shib aralashma hosil qilmoq; amalgamer les oeufs et la farine tuxum va unni aralashtirmoq qo‘shmoq2. turli moddalarni aralashtirmoq, omixta qilmoq, qo‘shmoqII s'amalgamer vpr. erib qo‘shilib ketmoq; fig. qo‘shilmoq, birlashmoq. -
127 ambassadeur
-dricen.1. elchi; l'ambassadeur extraordinaire et plénipotentiaire favqulodda va muxtor elchi; madame l'ambassadeur ou madame l'ambassadrice elchi janoblari, elchi xonim2. fig.fam. vakil; soyez mon ambassadeur auprès de lui uning oldida mening vakilim bo‘ling3. nf. elchining xotini. -
128 ambroisie
nf.1. yunon afsonalarida ilohlarning ovqati2. fig. lazzatli taom.
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