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§ პირველი, პირველადი§1 პირველიat first sight/glance პირველივე შეხედვითin the first place... ჯერ ერთი…the engine started the first time ძრავა მაშინვე დაიქოქა / ამუშავდა2 ჯერ, პირველადfirst we had breakfast, then... ჯერ ვისაუზმეთ, მერე…when I first met him... როცა პირველად შემხვდაwe were suspicious at first, თავდაპირველად ეჭვი გვეპარებოდაit was difficult at first, then... ჯერ გაგვიძნელდა, მერე…I’d die first than do it! ამის გაკეთებას სიკვდილი მირჩევნია!3 თავი, დასაწყისი●●a first cousin once removed არამკვიდრი ბიძაშვილი (ე.ი. მშობლის ბიძაშვილის შვილი)●●first night პრემიერაat first sight it seemed that… ერთი შეხედვით ისე ჩანდა, თითქოს...he was the first to impart the news to me მან პირველმა მაუწყა ახალი ამბავიhe always says the first thing that comes into his head რაც თავში მოუვა, იმას ამბობსat first he opposed the idea of operation, but we talked her round თავდაპირველად ოპერაციის წინააღმდეგი იყო, მაგრამ ჩვენ დავიყოლიეთat first I didn’t take in her question თავიდან / ჯერ მისი შეკითხვა ვერ გავიგე●●the very first/last სულ პირველი/ბოლო, უკანასკნელიin the first flight მოწინავე ხაზზე, ავანგარდშიthey competed for the first place პირველი ადგილისათვის შეეჯიბრნენ ერთმანეთს
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