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1 wait
I[weit] n սպասում, սպասելը. have a long wait երկար սպասել. (դարանում նստել) lay/lie in wait դարանամուտ լինել. The tiger lay in wait for its pray Վագրը դարանամուտ սպսասում էր իր զոհին. ռզմ. դարան սար քել. դարա նամուտ լինելII[weit] v սպասել. keep wait ing սպասեցնել տալ. wait a minute մի րոպե սպասեք. We’ll have to wait and see Կապրենք-կտեսնենք. Just you wait Դե սպասիր. (սպասարկել) wait on սպա սարկել. wait on the guests/visitors սպասարկել հյուրե րին/այցելուներին. wait up for չքնել, սպասել. She waited up for them Նա չքնեց, նրանց սպա սեց. wait for an opportunity առիթի սպասել. wait at table սեղանի մոտ սպասարկել. wait smb hand and foot կատարել բոլոր ցան կությունները -
2 just
I[dзʌst] a արդար, անաչառ. օրինական. just man/sentence/war արդար(ացի) մարդ/դ ատա վճիռ/պատերազմ: get one’s just reward արժանի պարգևը ստանալ. The suspicions were just կասկածները արդարացի էին. be just towards people մարդկանց հետ արդար վարվել. just com pensation հիմնավորված փոխհա տուցումII[dзʌst] adv հենց ուղղակի. just now հենց նոր. (ճիշտ) just in time ճիշտ ժամանակին. just here հենց այստեղ. just the man հենց/ճիշտ այն մար դը. just so հենց այդպես. (միայն, պար զապես) just a joke պարզապես կատակ. just in case համենայն դեպս. just a little միայն մի քիչ. only just enough հազիվ բավարարում է. just a second մի վայրկյան. just the same միևնույն է. It is just splendid Դա պարզապես հոյակապ է. Lunch is just about ready Ճաշը համարյա պատրաստ է. just you wait Դե սպասիր. just as well (ավելի) լավ. I might just as well have stayed at home Ես ավելի լավ է տանը մնայի
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