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I[ə΄kaunt] n հաշիվ. current/bank/joint account ընթացիկ/բանկային/միատեղ հաշիվ. (հաշ վետվություն) accurate/detailed/full account ճշգրիտ/մանրամասն/լրիվ հաշվետվություն. newspaper account հաղորդում թերթի համար. open/close an account with a bank բանկում հաշիվ բացել/փակել. on account of ի հաշիվ, հաշվին. on one’s own account ինքնագլուխ. square/settle accounts with հաշիվ փակել/մաքրել. call to account պատաս խանատվության կանչել/հաշիվ պահան ջել. take into account հաշվի առնել. (պատճառ) on account of պատճառով. on no account ոչ մի դեպքում. of no/small account ոչ կարևոր. on what account ? ինչի՞ հիման վրա. keep accounts հաշ վա պա հական մատյան վարել. book account հաշվա պա հական գիրք. accounts department հաշվապա հություն. call/bring smb to account մեկից հաշիվ պահան ջել. (գովազդում) They got the toothpaste account Նրանց հանձնարարեցին ատամի մածուկի գովազդումը. falsification of accounts հա շիվ ների կեղծում. իրավ. eye-witness account ակա նատեսի վկայությունII[ə΄kaunt] v հաշվի առնել. համարել. be accounted a hero հերոս համարվել. account it a great favour շնորհ/սիրալիրություն համարել. account for բացատրել, հաշիվ տալ. That accounts for several thin gs Դրանով շատ բաներ են բացատրվում. I have to account to my father Ես պետք է հորս հաշիվ տամ. That accounts for it Ահա թե ինչով է այդ բացատրվում. How do you account it for? Ինչո՞վ եք դա բացատրում
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