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1 pile
nf.1. ko‘prik ustuni, ko‘prik tiragichi; les piles du pont ko‘prik ustunlari2. taxlam, to‘plam; une pile d'assiettes, de bois, de livres, de torchons tarelkalar, yog‘och, kitoblar, lattalar taxlami; mettre en pile taxlamoq.nf.1. batareya; la pile d'une lampe de poche cho‘ntak lampasining batareyasi2. vx. pile atomique atom reaktori.nf. tanganing orqa qismi, tersi; pile ou face o‘ngimi tersi (tortishuvli masalani hal qilishda tanga tashlash); tirer, choisir, jouer à pile ou face tanga tashlamoq; le côté pile teskarisi.nf.fam. kaltak, ta'zir, sazo; il lui a fichu une pile u uni rosa kelishtirib soldi; son équipe a reçu une de ces piles! uning komandasi rosa ta'zirini edi.adv. il s'est arrêté pile u taqqa to‘xtadi; ça tombe pile bu ayni paytida bo‘ldi; on est arrivé pile pour le train de onze heures soat o‘ndagi poyezdga ayni vaqtida kelishdi. -
2 piler
vi. taqqa to‘xtamoq; il a pilé sur place u o‘rnida taqqa to‘xtab qoldi.vt. tuymoq, ezmoq, yanchmoq; elle pilait du maïs u makkajo‘xori tuyardi; j'ai envie de le piler tellement il m'exaspère u mening jonimni juda ham chiqaryapti, uni tuygim bor2. fam. musht, shapaloq tushirmoq; do‘pposlamoq, kaltaklamoq, urmoq; ta'zirini, adabini bermoq; notre équipe s'est fait piler bizning komanda ta'zirini yedi (toza kaltaklandi).
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