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§ გაწოლა, გაწიმვა§1 გაზმორება, გაჭიმვა2 გაწელვა, ჭიმვადობა, ელასტიკურობაthis spring has lost its stretch ამ ზამბარამ ჭიმვადობა / ელასტიკურობა დაკარგა3 მონაკვეთი, სიგრძე, მანძილიfor a long stretch the road runs by the beach დიდ მანძილზე გზა ზღვისპირას მიდის / ზღვისპირს გასდევს4 დაძაბვა5 ციხეში ჯდომა / ყოფნა6 ხანი, დროის მონაკვეთი●●we may assume at a stretch that… გაჭირვებით შეიძლება დავუშვათ, რომ...7 დაჭიმვა (დაჭიმავს), გაჭიმვაhe stretched a rope between two trees ორ ხეს შორის თოკი გაჭიმა / გააბაhe stretched his legs under the table მაგიდის ქვეშ გაჭიმა / გამართა ფეხებიhe stretched out on the couch ტახტზე გაიშხლართა / გაიჭიმაthese mountains stretch for seven hundred kilometres ეს მთები შვიდას კილომეტრზეა გადაჭიმული●●fields stretched before us ჩვენ წინ მინდვრები გადაიშალა8 გამწკრივებაthe line (queue) stretched to the end of the street რიგი ქუჩის ბოლომდე გამწკრივდა9 გაწელვა (გაწელავს, გაიწელება)●●she stretched her neck კისერი წაიგრძელაI want to stretch my legs მინდა გავიარ-გამოვიარო / ფეხი გავშალოto stretch the story ამბის შელამაზება / გაზვიადება10 გაშვერა, მიწოდება
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