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1 sleep
§ (slept, slept) ძილი§1 ძილიdeep, profound, sound / light sleep ღრმა / ფხიზელი ძილი2 (slept) დაძინება (დაიძინებს)●●I slept like a log მკვდარივით მეძინა●●he sank into a deep sleep ღრმა ძილს მიეცა●●stupid with sleep ძილისაგან გამოშტერებული / გამოთაყვანებული●●I didn't sleep a wink თვალი არ მომიხუჭავსshe accustomed herself to sleeping in a cold room ცივ ოთახში ძილს თავი შეაჩვია -
2 sleep in
გვიან გაღვიძებაI slept in today and was late for classes გვიან გამეღვიძა და მეცადინოებაზე დამაგვიანდა -
3 sleep off
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4 sleep through
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5 slept
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6 dead
1 მკვდარიshe is dead მკვდარია, გარდაიცვალაa dead dog / language მკვდარი ძაღლი / ენაa dead body ცხედარი, გვამიmy fingers have gone dead თითები გამიშეშდა / დამიბუჟდაthe line has gone dead ხაზი / ტელეფონი გამოირთოa dead failure სრული დამარცხება // კრახი, ფიასკო2 გადამწკნარი, გამხმარიdead flowers / leaves დამჭკნარი ყვავილები // გამხმარი ფოთლები3 **4 მკვდარიin the dead of night შუაღამეს, შუაღამისასthey disposed of the evidence/of the dead body სამხილი გაანადგურესto raise smb. from the dead ვისიმე გაცოცხლებაI'm afraid we must count him dead ვშიშობ, რომ დაღუპულად უნდა მივიჩნიოთI’m dead with cold სიცივისაგან გავითოშე
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