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[ˌæpri΄henʃn] n ըմբռնո ղություն, ըմբռնելու ընդունակություն. quick/ dull of apprehension արագ/դանդաղ ըմբռնողություն. (վախ, նախազգացում) feel apprehension for smb’s safety մեկի անվտանգության համար վատ կանխազգացում ունենալ. I wated for him with some apprehension Ես նրան որոշ անհանգստու թյամբ էի սպասում. apprehension of failure ձախողման վախ ապրել. be full of apprehension for ան հանգս տա նա լ որևէ բա նի համար. vague apprehension անորոշ վախ. in a tone of apprehension տագնապա լից/հու զում նալից տոնով
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