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1 показываться (I) > показаться (I)
............................................................1. appear(v.) ظاهرشدن، پدیدار شدن........................................................................................................................3. show appearРусско-персидский словарь > показываться (I) > показаться (I)
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2 выглядывать (I) > выглянуть (I)
............................................................1. look out............................................................2. peep out............................................................3. appear(v.) ظاهرشدن، پدیدار شدن............................................................4. emerge(vi.) پدیدار شدن، بیرون آمدن............................................................5. show(vt. & n.) نشان دادن، نمودن، ابراز کردن، فهماندن، نشان، ارائه، نمایش، جلوه، اثباتРусско-персидский словарь > выглядывать (I) > выглянуть (I)
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3 появляться (I) > появиться (II)
............................................................1. appear(v.) ظاهرشدن، پدیدار شدن........................................................................................................................3. show up(v.) کسی را لو دادن، حاضر شدن، حضور یافتن، سر موقع حاضر شدن............................................................4. emerge(vi.) پدیدار شدن، بیرون آمدنРусско-персидский словарь > появляться (I) > появиться (II)
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