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[widh, with] prep 1. me; come with me eja me mua; do you take sugar with coffee? me sheqer e pi kafen? 2. me, në anën e; dakord me; I'm with you all the way jam plotësisht dakord me ju. 3. me, i pajisur me, që ka; passengers with tickets udhëtarët e pajisur me biletë. 4. (mënyrë) me; say with a smile them me buzë në gaz; do sth with great care e bëj diçka me kujdes të madh. 5. (mjet) me, me anën e; write with a pencil shkruaj me laps. 6. (shkak) nga; jump with joy hidhem përpjetë nga gëzimi; the roofs are white with snow çatitë zbardhin nga dëbora. 7. (varësi) në varësi të, sipas; vary with the weather ndryshon sipas motit. 8. kundër; me; at war with Japan në luftë kundër Japonisë; in competition with në konkurencë me. 9. (ndarje) me; nga; prej; part with sb/sth ndahem me dikë/prej diçkaje. 10. (përkatësi) me; në lidhje me; be honest with them tregohu i ndershëm me ta; what's with her?, what's the matter with her?, what's up with her? si e ka punën/hallin ajo?, ç'ka ndodhur me të? 11. (kohë) me, krahas me; with the approach of spring me afrimin e pranverës; rise with the sun zgjohem me të dale dielli. 12. (lejim) megjithë, pavarësisht nga; with all his mistakes he is still the best megjithë gabimet që ka bërë, ai mbetet përsëri më i miri. 13. (në shprehje thirrore): away with you! ik tutje!, largohu! down with hypocrites! poshtë hipokritët! off with his head! t'i pritet koka! ( keep in with gj.fol. mbaj shoqëri me; with it zhrg. i kohës, i modes; with that ndërkaq, në të njëjtën kohë.* * *me
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