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1 key
1 გასაღებიthe key to the door / drawer კარის / უჯრის გასაღები2 კლავიში (ფორტეპიანოსი, საბეჭდი მანქანისა და სხ)3 ტონალობაmajor / minor key მაჟორის / მინორის ტონალობა●●key industry / point წამყვანი მრეწველობა // ტაქტიკურად მნიშვნელოვანი პუნქტი●●under lock and key საიმედოდ ჩაკეტილიhe dangled bunch of keys in front of the baby ბავშვის წინ გასაღებების აცმას აჩხარუნებდა -
2 major
§ მაიორი; სრულწლოვანი; უფროსი; უფრო მნიშვნელოვანი§1 უმეტესი, უდიდესი2 მთავარიthe major problem / role მთავარი პრობლემა / როლი●●major repairs კაპიტალური რემონტი3 მაიორიthe rank of captain is inferior to that major კაპიტანი მაიორზე რანგით დაბლა დგასthe rank of major is one grade higher than that of captain მაიორი ჩინით ერთი საფეხურით მაღლა დგას კაპიტანზეmajor / minor key მაჟორის / მინორის ტონალობა
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