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1 (laid) დადება (დადებს), დაწყობა2 (laid) დაგება (დააგებს) გაშლა, დაფენა3 (laid) ჩაყრა (ჩაყრის)they laid the foundation for his future ამან მის მომავალს საძირკველი ჩაუყარა4 (laid) (აღნიშნავს დაწვას / წაქცევას / მიწასთან მიტანას)●●I've never laid eyes on him თვალით არ მინახავსall the loss must be laid at their door მთელი ზარალი / დანაკარგი მაგათი ბრალიაto lay heads together ბჭობა, მოთათბირება (მოითათბირებენ)5 იხ. lie v.●●to lay stress on sth რისიმე ხაზგასმით აღნიშვნა // რაიმესთვის განსაკუთრებული მნიშვნელობის მინიჭება●●he lays it on thick ძალიან აზვიადებს●●to set / lay the table სუფრის გაშლა●●to lay waste გაჩანაგება, გაპარტახება, აოხრება, გატიალებაhis works laid the foundation of a Georgian psychological school მისმა შრომებმა საფუძველი ჩაუყარეს ქართულ ფსიქოლოგიურ სკოლასdon't dare lay a finger on that child! არ გაბედო და ამ ბავშვს თითი არ დააკარო!to lay / place special emphasis on sth რაიმესთვის განსაკუთრებული მნიშვნელობის მიცემა / მინიჭება
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