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I[΄fiŋgə] n մատ. index, first/middle/ fourth, ring/little finger ցուցամատ/միջնա մատ/ մա տանեմատ/ճկույթ. shake one’s finger մատը թափ տալ. not lift/stir a finger մատը չշարժել, ան տարբեր մնալ. Don’t dare lay a finger on Չհամարձակվես մատով անգամ ձեռք տալ. point a finger of scorn արհամարհանքով մատ նացույց անել. burn one’s fingers, get one’s fingers burnt ձախողվել, ”վառվել”. have a finger in smth մատը խառը լինել. slip through one’s fingers խույս տալ, դուրս պրծնել. His fingers are all thumbs Նա շատ անշնորհք է. keep one’s fingers crossed մատները խաչել (նաև փխբ.) finger mark մատի հետ քը, մատնահետք. finger nail եղունգ (ձեռքի). finger tips մատների ծայրերը. have smth at one’s finger tips հինգ մատի պես ճանաչելII[΄fiŋgə] v մատով դիպչել, շոշափել. finger cloth գործվածքը շոշափել. մատներով ձեռք տալ. finger one’s necklace մանյակը շոշափել
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