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kill [kil] v.,n. -v 1. vras; kill two birds with one stone me një gur vras dy zogj. 2. i jap fund (thashethemeve). 3. zhduk (erën e keqe, besimin). 4. heq, shuaj (një paragraf etj). 5. rrëzoj (një projektligj). 6. shkatërroj, dëmtoj rëndë (token). 7. çoj dëm, humbas, vras (kohën). 8. fik, shuaj (motorin). 9. gj.fol. i marr shpirtin, e vdes; my sore foot is killing me ma mori shpirtin këmba që kam vrarë /-n 1. vrasje. 2. kafshë gjahu e vrarë. 3. avion i rrëzuar● killer ['kilë:] n 1. vrasës; kriminel. 2. zhrg. arrë e fortë, gjë fort e vështirë. 3. zool. balenë vrastare● killing ['kiling] adj.,n. - adj 1. vrasës; shkatërrimtar; mbytes. 2. rraskapitës; ride at a killing pace eci me një shpejtësi rraskapitëse. 3. gj.fol. tepër për të qeshur /-n 1. sukses financiari bujshëm. 2. vrasje● killjoy ['kilxhoi] n. lezetprishës, ters njeri* * *vras; vrasje
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