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61 non-run
bez ieskriešanās, vertikāls -
62 out of the common run
neparasts -
63 sheep-run
aitu ganības -
64 ski run
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65 still waters run deep
klusie ūdeņi ir dziļi -
66 the clock has run down
pulkstenis ir apstājies -
67 the common run of men
parastie ļaudis -
68 the first run of a film
filmas pirmizrāde -
69 the last run-through before the performance
pēdējais mēģinājums pirms izrādesEnglish-Latvian dictionary > the last run-through before the performance
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70 these goods have a considerable run
šīm precēm ir liels noietsEnglish-Latvian dictionary > these goods have a considerable run
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71 three mile run
triju jūdžu attālums -
72 tip-and-run
zibeņātrs -
73 tip-and-run raid
pēkšņs īslaicīgs aviācijas uzlidojums -
74 to be on the run all day
pavadīt dienu vienā steigā -
75 to break into a run
mesties skriet -
76 to come down with a run
strauji krist -
77 to cut and run
laist ļekas vaļā; laisties lapās -
78 to give somebody a run for his money
kompensēt kāda izdevumus; dot kādam iespēju; sadot kādam sutuEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to give somebody a run for his money
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79 to go for a run
iet paskrieties -
80 to have a long run
tikt ilgi izrādītam
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