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1 дорогой (-ая, -ое, -ие) I
............................................................1. dear(adv. & adj. & vt. & n.) عزیز، محبوب، گرامی، پرارزش، کسی را عزیز خطاب کردن، گران کردن............................................................2. expensive(adj.) گران، پرخرج............................................................3. costly(adj.) گران، گزاف، فاخر............................................................4. precious(adj.) گرانبها، نفیس، پر ارزش، تصنعی گرامی(adv.) قیمتی، بسیار، فوق العاده............................................................5. darling(adj. & n.) محبوب، عزیز -
2 дорогостоящий (-ая, -ее, -ие)
صفت expensive(adj.) گران، پرخرج -
3 издержки
............................................................1. costs{!! costrel: یکجور قمقمه، کوزه}............................................................2. charges{ charger: ـ(vt. & n.) اسب جنگی، دستگاه پر کردن باطری و هر چیز دیگر (مثل تفنگ)............................................................3. expenses{ expensive: ـ(adj.) گران، پرخرج}............................................................4. outlay(vt. & n.) مبلغ سرمایه گذاری شده، خرج، بیرون گستردن، خرج کردن، هزینه، پرداخت -
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............................................................1. not cheap............................................................2. rather dear/expensive........................................................................................................................ -
5 подорожать (I) (св)
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6 ценный (-ая, -ое, -ые)
............................................................1. registered[!! registered mail: پست سفارشی]............................................................2. expensive(adj.) گران، پرخرج
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