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I[wə:d] n բառ. foreign/necessary/unknown/ colloquial/improper word օտար/ա ն հրաժեշտ/անծանոթ/խոսակցական/անվայել բառ. in a/in one word մի խոսքով, կարճ ասած. word for word բառացի. by word of mouth բերանացի, բա նավոր կերպով. on the /with the word անմիջապես. in word and deed խոսքով և գործով. in other words այլ կերպ ասած. not a word to anyone ոչ ոքի ոչ մի խոսք. a play on words բառախաղ. a man of few word քչախոս մարդ. the last word in science գիտության վերջին խոսքը. have no word from smn լուր չունենալ. word came հաղոր դեցին. leave word խնդրել հաղորդել. say a good word for բարեխոսել. (խոստում) a man of word իր ասածի տեր մարդ.Wword of honour, Upon my word Ազնիվ խոսք. as good as his word խոսքին հավատարիմ մնալ. break one’s word խոստումը չկա տարել. give/pawn one’s word խոսք տալ. pass one’s word երաշխավորել. Take my word Հավատացեք ինձ. My word ! Ա՛յ քեզ բան Give the word ! Հրամայե՛ք. հմկրգ. word addressable processor բառային հաս ցե ավորմամբ պրոցեսոր. word capacity ծավալը բառերով. word oriented բառային մշակմամբII[wə:d] v բառերով արտահայտել. համա պատասխան բառեր գտնել. ձևա կեր պել. a carefully worded answer հանգամանորեն ձևակերպված պատախան
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