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1 Socialism
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2 Socialism
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3 Socialism
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4 Guild socialism
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5 Marxian socialism
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6 Scientific socialism
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7 State socialism
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8 Utopian socialism
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I[΄ʌndə] adv ներքևում, ցածում, ստորև. For details see under Մանրամասները տե՛ս ներքևում. children of ten and under մինչև տասը տարեկան և տասից ցածր երեխաները. go under ջրի տակ սուզվելII[΄ʌndə] prep տակ. under the table/tree/sun սեղանի/ծառի/արևի տակ. from under տակից. from under the sofa բազմոցի տակից. under his very nose հենց իր քթի տակ. under lock and key փակի տակ. (պակաս, ավելի քիչ) under 100 km 100 կմ պակաս. sell under the counter վաճառասեղ ա նի տակից վաճառել. (ժամանակ, օրոք) under socialism/ capitalism George V-ի սո ցիա լիզմ ի/ կապիտալիզմի/Գևորգ V-ի օրոք/ժա մա նակ. (համաձայն, ըստ) under the new rules համաձայն նոր կանոնների. act under the orders գործել համաձայն հրամանի. under the terms պայմանների համաձայն under threat/pressure սպառնալիքի/ճնշման ազդեցության տակ. under the necessity of անհրաժեշտության պայ մաններում. under one’s breath շշուկով. The question is under discussion Հարցը քննարկվում է. bring under ենթարկել, հնազանդեցնել. under cover պաշտպանության ներքո. under heavy penalty պատժի սպառնալիքի տակ. under the circumstances տվյալ պայմաններում. under consideration քննարկ ման գործընթացում. under repair վերականգման մեջ. under the name անվան տակ
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