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1 quite
§ სავსებით, სრულებით, ძალიან§1 სავსებით, სრულიად, სულ2 საკმაოდit’s quite cold საკმაოდ ცივაquite a number // quite a few საკმაოდ ბევრიit’s quite late საკმაოდ გვიანააshe is quite a beauty! მართლაცდა, ლამაზია!just / quite so სწორედ / ზუსტად ასეა / ეგრეა●●I had a quite a job finding your house შენი სახლი ძლივს ვიპოვნეhe is quite unlike his father in every respect თავის მამას არაფრით დაემსგავსაto be quite candid… გულახდილად რომ ვთქვათ…that`s quite another matter ეს სულ სხვა საქმეა -
2 lot
§ 1. ბედი; ხვედრი; 2. წილი, კენჭი; 3. მიწის ნაკვეთი§1 ბევრს, ბევრად, გაცილებით უფროa lot better / later ბევრად უკეთესად // გაცილებით უფრო გვიან2 ბედი, ხვედრი, წილი3 სულ, ყველაget out, the lot of you! ვინცა ხართ, ყველანი გაეთრიეთ!4 მიწის ნაკვეთი5 ბევრიto draw lots კენჭისყრა / წილისყრა / კენჭის ამოღებაhe has a lot of gold მდიდარია // ბევრი ფული / ოქრო აქვს -
3 agree
§ შეთანხმება, დათანხმება; შეპირობება, პირობის დადება§1 იმავე აზრის გაზიარება (იზიარებს)we both agree that this is a good book ორივე იმ აზრისანი ვართ, რომ2 დათანხმებაhis words don`t agree with facts მისი ნათქვამე ფაქტებს არ შეესაბამება3 შეთანხმება (შეთანხმდნენ)4 მოხდენა (მოუხდება)this climate doesn`t agree with me ეს ჰავა არ მიხდებაin principle I agree with you პრინციპში, გეთანხმებიwe did not agree with him on several points რამდენიმე პუნქტში ვერ შევთანხმდითall right-minded people will agree with me that… ყველა ნორმალური ადამიანი დამეთანხმება, რომ…he readily agreed მაშინვე / ხალისით დათანხმდა●●think twice before agreeing სანამ დათანხმდებოდე, კარგად დაფიქრდიI don't agree that it can't be solved არ გეთანხმებით, რომ ის გადაუწყვეტელია;it is just as well he agreed კარგი ქნა რომ დათანხმდა;
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