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1 causative
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2 causative
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5 voix
nf.1. ovoz, tovush, sas, un, sado; à pleine voix ovozining boricha, bor ovozi bilan, baralla; à mi voix, à demi voix past ovozda, sekin, pichirlab; élever la voix ovozini ko‘ tarmoq, balandlatmoq; fig. o‘dag‘aylamoq, baqirmoq, dag‘dag‘a qilmoq2. hayvonlarning qichqirig‘i, ovozi; la voix des oiseaux qushlarning sayrashi; donner de la voix hurmoq; fig. e' tiroz, norozilik bildirmoq qarshilik qilmoq3. ovoz (saylovda); voix délibérative hal qiluvchi ovoz; obtenir la majorité des voix ko‘pchilik ovozni olmoq; donner sa voix ovoz bermoq4. fikr, qarash; la voix publique jamoatchilik fikri5. ichki nido, amr; la voix de la conscience vijdon amri6. gram. nisbat, daraja; voix causative, voix factitive orttirma nisbat; voix passive majhul nisbat; voix réciproque birgalik nisbat.
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