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§ რჩევის მიცემა, დარიგება; შეტყობინება, ინფორმირება§1 რჩევა (ურჩევს), რჩევადარიგების მიცემა2 შეტყობინება, ცნობება (აცნობებს)I advise you to prospect that theory ამ თეორიის გულდასმით შესწავლას გირჩევill-advised უგუნური, უჭკუოI strongly advise you… ძალიან გირჩევwe advised her to break with him ვურჩიეთ, მასთან ურთიერთობა გაეწყვიტაI don`t advise you to do that ამის გაკეთებას არ გირჩევI advise you to rest გირჩევ, დაისვენო
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