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§ უფლებამოსილება; ორდერი დასაპატიმრებელი; უზრუნველყოფა; უფლებით აღჭურვა§1 ორდენიthe police have a warrant for his arrest პოლიციას მისი დასაპატიმრებელი ორდერი აქვს2 გარანტიაthere is no warrant you'll be happy with her არ არსებობს იმის გარანტია, რომ მასთან ბედნიერი იქნები3 გამართლება4 გარანტიის / საფუძვლის მიცემაhe'll come back, I warrant you გარანტიას გაძლევ, რომ დაბრუნდებაthe facts do not warrant such a conclusion ფაქტები ასეთი დასკვნისათვის საფუძველს არ იძლევიან -
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§ (n.) საქმე (იურ.)§1 გამოშვება, გამოცემა, ნომერი2 საკითხი3 შედეგი4 გაცემა (გასცემს)5 გამოშვება, გამოცემა6 მომარაგება (მოამარაგებს)it is issued yearly ყოველ წელს გამოდის / ქვეყნდება / იბეჭდებაthe government issued a strong denial of the version მთავრობამ ეს ვერსია კატეგორიულად უარყო
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