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§ ერთი; ვინმე; ვიღაც; ერთი, ერთიანი§1 (attr.) ერთი2 (attr.) ერთადერთიit's the one thing I was afraid of ეს ზუსტად ისაა, რისიც მეშინოდა3 (num.) ერთი●●one too many მეტისმეტად ბევრი4 ერთ-ერთიone of the largest cities in the Near East ახლო აღმოსავლეთის ერთ-ერთი უდიდესი ქალაქი●●the last but one ბოლოდან მეორეfor one thing…; for another …; ჯერ ერთი..., მერეც და...5 (substitut.)I don't want this book // give me that one ეს წიგნი არ მინდა, ის მომეცი!one never knows what may happen არასოდეს არ იცი, რა მოხდებაone must work hard to learn a foreign language უცხო ენის შესწავლისათვის ბევრი შრომაა საჭიროeach one ყოველი, ყველაone after another ერთმანეთის მიყოლებით / შემდეგ●●the next but one ერთის გამოშვებითnot one in ten of the girls could sew ათ გოგონაში არც-ერთმა არ იცოდა კერვაhe is one too many for you შენზე ღონიერია / ძლიერია // მისი სწორი არა ხარI hope to visit London one day იმედი მაქვს, როდისმე ლონდონს ვეწვევიlet's have a quick one! მოდი, თითო-თითო გადავკრათ!to the best of one`s ability შეძლებისდაგვარად
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