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§ ძაღლიa dog eat dog situation სამკვდრო-სასიცოცხლო ბრძოლის სიტუაცია (მაგ. ბიზნესში)§1 ძაღლიdog fox / wolf ხვადი მელა / მამალი მგელიto die like a dog // to die a dog’s death უპატრონოდ ან სამარცხვინოდ სიკვდილი (მოკვდება)give / throw sth to the dogs უვარგისობის გამო რისამე გადაგდებაto go to the dogs დაქცევა, გაკოტრებაeverything went to the dogs ყველაფერი წახდა/ დაიქცა / დაინგრა / აოხრდა / გატიალდაhe leads a dog s life აუტანელი / ძაღლური ცხოვრება აქვსto lead smb. a dog's life ვინმესთვის აუტანელი / ძაღლური ცხოვრების შექმნაhe likes to be top dog მას ბატონობა / ხელმძღვანელობა / წინამძღოლობა უყვარსI'm dog tired არაქათი გამომეცალა / სიქა გამძვრაhe looks like a dog's breakfast / dinner ძალიან ბინძურია / ბინძური შესახედავიაdog in the manger ავი ძაღლი არც თვითონ ჭანს, არც სხვას აჭმევს2 კვალდაკვალ სიარული, მიდევნება, ზვერვაkeep the dog off! ძაღლი არ მოუშვა! / არ აუშვა!●●a pedigree dog ჯიშიანი ძაღლი●●a mad dog ცოფიანი ძაღლი●●a savage dog ავი ძაღლიa female dog დედალი / ძუ ძაღლი
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