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1 გრიგალისებრი მოძრაობა/ტრიალი2 ალიაქოთი, შფოთი●●my brain is in a whirl აზრები ამერია / ამებნა3 უცებ მოტრიალება (მოატრიალებს, მოტრიალდება), მობრუნება, ბრუნვა●●the car whirled past me მანქანამ ჩამიქროლა;
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