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1 хранить (II) (нсв)
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2 сторожить (II) (нсв)
............................................................1. be on watch............................................................ -
3 уберечь (III) (св)
............................................................1. preserve(pl. & vt. & n.) قرق شکارگاه، شکارگاه، مربا، کنسرو میوه، نگاه داشتن، حفظ کردن، باقی نگهداشتن............................................................2. guard(pl. & vt. & n.) نگهبان، پاسدار، پاسداری کردن، پاسبان، مستحفظ، گارد، احتیاط، نرده روی عرشه کشتی، نرده حفاظتی، پناه، حایل، حالت آماده باش در شمشیر بازی و مشت زنی و امثال آن، نگاه داشتن، محافظت کردن، نگهبانی کردن، پاییدن............................................................3. keep safe............................................................4. protect(vt.) حفاظت کردن، حمایت کردن، حراست کردن، نیکداشت کردن، نگهداری کردن، حفظ کردن -
4 устерегать (I) > устеречь (III)
............................................................1. guard(pl. & vt. & n.) نگهبان، پاسدار، پاسداری کردن، پاسبان، مستحفظ، گارد، احتیاط، نرده روی عرشه کشتی، نرده حفاظتی، پناه، حایل، حالت آماده باش در شمشیر بازی و مشت زنی و امثال آن، نگاه داشتن، محافظت کردن، نگهبانی کردن، پاییدن............................................................
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