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1 алға шығу
pass ahead (of), take the lead (over)опередить -
2 басқа қолға өту
pass (to); change (hands) -
3 біреудің орнына жарап кету
pass as -
4 емтихан тапсырып шығу
pass an examination -
5 қол жалғау
pass; give -
6 сокпай өту
pass; be over -
7 түнеп шығу
pass (spend) the night -
8 түнеу
pass (spend) the night -
9 үндемей құтылу
pass over in silence -
10 асу
(таудағы) (mountain) passpassage, әск. marchhangpassagepass, cross, go over; (пароммен, қайықпен өту) ferry -
11 беру
give; (дастарқан басында) servegiveәск. surrendergive away(атақ және т. б. туралы) confer uponсыйлық, дәреже беру — award
giveмүмкіндік беру — let, allow smb. (to)
белгі беру — let smb. know
рұқсат беру — allow; permit
deliverypass; givepresent, conferhand in, giveжүкті беру — register; амер. check
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12 өту
passage, әск. march(мерзімнің) expirationpass, cross, go over; (пароммен, қайықпен өту) ferrygo, pass -
13 асу
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14 ауысу
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15 кешу
ет. cross, go through, pass throughпересекать -
16 көшу
ет.1) roam from place to place, pass on (to)перемещаться, переходить (с места на место)2) moveкочевать, перекочевывать -
17 қия
зат. mountain passущелье, перевал -
18 қыстау
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19 өту
ет. pass, go, walk (by, through, over)проходить -
20 сұғу
ет. pass, put, run throughпродеть
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