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1 садиться (II) > сесть (I)
............................................................1. sit downاعتصاب کارمندان، بنشینید، بفرمایید............................................................2. seatجا، صندلی، نیمکت، نشیمنگاه، مسند، سرین، کفل، مرکز، مقر، محل اقامت، جایگاه، نشاندن، جایگزین ساختن................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6. settle down............................................................7. take(v.) گرفتن، ستاندن، لمس کردن، بردن، برداشتن، خوردن، پنداشتن............................................................8. be/get put away............................................................{ imprison:(v.) بزندان افکندن، نگهداشتن}............................................................10. alight(v.) روشن، شعله ور، سوزان، سبک کردن، راحت کردن، تخفیف دادن، روشن کردن، آتش زدن، برق زدن، پیاده شدن، فرود آمدن............................................................11. perchنشیمن گاه پرنده، چوب زیر پایی، تیر، میل، جایگاه بلند، جای امن، نشستن، قرار گرفتن، فرود آمدن، درجای بلند قرار دادن............................................................12. land(pl. & vi. & n.) زمین، خشکی، خاک، سرزمین، دیار، به خشکی آمدن، پیاده شدن، رسیدن، بزمین نشستن............................................................13. set(v.) مجموعه، نشاندن، دستگاه، دست، دسته، یکدست (ظروف و غیره)، دوره، جهت، سمت، قرار گرفته، واقع شده، لجوج، دقیق، روشن، مصمم، قرار دادن، گذاردن، نهادن، مرتب کردن، چیدن، کار گذاشتن، سوار کردن، جا انداختن، آغاز کردن، مستقر شدن............................................................14. settle(vt. & vi.) واریز، تسویه، جا دادن، ماندن، مقیم کردن، ساکن کردن، واریز کردن، تصفیه کردن، معین کردن، ته نشین شدن، تصفیه حساب کردن، نشست کردن............................................................15. shrink(vt. & vi.) چروک شدن، جمع شدن، کوچک شدن، عقب کشیدن، آب رفتن (پارچه)، شانه خالی کردن از............................................................16. come unstuck -
2 петушиться (II) (нсв)
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