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1 much
[mʌtʃ]çox, qat-qat; how much? nə qədər? as much as bir o qədər; much more daha çox; much better daha yaxşı -
2 alike
[əˈlaɪk]1. a. 1) oxşar; They are very much alike. Onlar bir-birinə çox oxşayırlar2. adv. eyni cür; They dress alike. Onlar eyni cür geyinirlər -
3 care
[kɛə]1. n. 1) qayğı, diqqət; You should give more care to your work. Öz işinə daha çox diqqət yetirməlisən. Have a care! Diqqət! Ehtiyatlı ol! 2) himayə; The library is under the care of Ministry of Culture. Kitabxana Mədəniyyət nazirliyi tərəfindən mühafizə edilir2. v. 1) istəmək, arzu etmək; I don't care for him. O xoşuma gəlmir. Would you care for a walk? Bir gəzişmək istəməzdinmi? He doesn't much care for television. Onun televizordan o qədər də xoşu gəlmir. 2) qayğısına qalmaq, baxmaq; (for, of, about) Who will care for the children? Uşaqlara kim baxacaq? 3) fərqinə varmamaq; vecinə olmamaq; I don't care. Mənim üçün fərqi yoxdur; vecimə deyil -
4 half
[ha:f]yarım, yarı; half raw yarıçiy; half as much iki dəfə az -
5 how
[hau]1) necə, nə şəkildə; however bununla belə, amma; 2) how old is he? Onun neçə yaşı var? 3) how many, how much nə qədər, neçə; how long nə qədər (vaxt); how far nə uzaqlıqda; how often neçə dəfə; how do you do? Salam. how are you? Necəsiniz)? -
6 very
[ˈverɪ]1. adv çox; very much lap çox2. a. həqiqi, əsl; the very həmin, məhz; this very day elə həmin gün; very well əla
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