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1 отодвигать (I) > отодвинуть (I)
............................................................1. push(vt. & vi. & n.) چیزی را زور دادن، با زور جلو بردن، هل دادن، شاخ زدن، یورش بردن، زور، فشار به جلو، هل، تنه، نشاندن، فشار دادن............................................................2. push away/aside............................................................3. put off(v.) سر دواندن، طفره، بهانه، عذر، تعویق، انصراف، تاخیر کردن، طفره رفتن، از سرباز کردن، ببعد موکول کردن............................................................4. postpone(vt.) عقب انداختن، بتعویق انداختن، موکول کردن، پست تر دانستن، در درجه دوم گذاشتنРусско-персидский словарь > отодвигать (I) > отодвинуть (I)
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2 расталкивать (I) > растолкать (I)
............................................................1. push apart............................................................2. push away............................................................3. shake(vt. & vi. & n.) ارتعاش، تکان، لرزش، تزلزل، لرز، تکان دادن، جنباندن، آشفتن، لرزیدنРусско-персидский словарь > расталкивать (I) > растолкать (I)
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3 укатить (II) (св)
............................................................1. roll away............................................................2. push away............................................................3. go off(v.) در رفتن (تفنگ)، بیرون رفتن (از صحنه نمایش)، آب شدن، فاسد شدن، مردن............................................................4. drive off -
4 отстранять (I) > отстранить (II)
............................................................1. push away............................................................2. remove(v.) برداشت کردن، رفع کردن، عزل کردن، برداشتن، از جا برداشتن، بلند کردن، دور کردن، برطرف کردن، بردن، برچیدن، زدودنРусско-персидский словарь > отстранять (I) > отстранить (II)
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