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........................................................................................................................2. let down............................................................3. launch(v.) به آب انداختن کشتی، انداختن، پرت کردن، روانه کردن، مامور کردن، شروع کردن، اقدام کردن............................................................4. lower(adj. & vt. & vi.) پائین آوردن، تخفیف دادن، کاستن از، تنزل دادن، فروکش کردن، خفیف کردن، پست تر، پائین تر(vt. & vi. & n.) اخم، عبوس، ترشرویی، هوای گرفته و ابری، اخم کردن............................................................5. send out(v.) صادر کردن، فرستادن، اعزام کردن، اعزام............................................................6. release(vt. & n.) رها کردن، رهتیی، ترخیص، پخش، آزاد کردن، مرخص کردن، منتشر ساختن، رهایی، آزادی، استخلاص، بخشش............................................................7. let out....................................................................................................................................................................................10. empty(adj. & vt.) تهی، خالی، پوچ، خالی کردن، تهی شدن............................................................11. reduce weight............................................................12. pardon(vt. & vi. & n.) پوزش، بخشش، آمرزش، گذشت، مغفرت، حکم، فرمان عفو، بخشیدن، معذرت خواستن
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