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§ დათვიthe track of a bear / motor-car დათვის ნაკვალევი / მანქანის კვალი§ (borne) ტარება, ატანა, დაბადება●●to bear the palm გამარჯვების მოპოვებაto bear no malice against you შენს მიმართ ცუდი გრძნობა არა მაქვს // შენთვის ცუდი არ მინდაto bear malice against smb. ვინმეზე ჯავრის ქონაthese figures bear witness to our achievements ეს ციფრები ჩვენს მიღწევებს ადსტურებენ●●to bear witness to smb. or sth ფაქტებით დადასტურება, ფაქტების მოყვანით მხარის დაჭერა, დამოწმება;
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