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[΄pauə] n ուժ, էներգիա, հզորություն. extraordinary/exceptional power արտա կարգ/արտա սովոր ուժ. electric/nuclear power էլեկտրական/միջուկային էներգիա. horse power ձիու ուժ. the power of an engine շարժիչի ուժը. the power of a blow հարվածի ուժը. the power of an explosion պայթյունի ուժը. power of imagination երևա կայության ուժը. holding power զսպող ուժ. power station էլեկտրակայան. power point վարդակ. (ունակություն) mental power մտավոր կարողու թյուն/ունա կություն. power of speech խոսելու ունակ ություն. It is not in my power Ես անկարող եմ. That’s beyond my power Դա իմ ուժերից վեր է. (լիազորություն) power of attorney լիազորագիր. emergency powers արտակարգ լիազորություն. sovereign/ supreme power գերագույն իշխանություն. (պետություն, տերություն, իշխանություն) the great powers մեծ պետությունները. come to power իշխանության գլուխ գալ. the powers of the president պրեզիդենտի լիազորությունները. the power behind the throne գահի իշխանությունը. the power of veto վետոյի իրավունքը. power cabel էլեկտ րական կաբել. power cut էլեկտրական հոսանքի ան ջատում. 64 is the 6th power of 2 64-ը 2-ի 6-րդ աստիճանն է
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