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I[bɔil] n պալար, թարախապալար, չիբանII[bɔil] v եռալ, եփ գալ. The kettle/water is boiling Թեյամանը/ջուրը եռում է. boil eggs/potatoes ձու/կարտոֆիլ եփել. boil over եռալ-թափ վել. The milk has boiled away Կաթը թափվել է. boil down գոլորշիանալ. The jam has boiled down Մու րաբան թանձրացել է. boil down the article փխբ. հոդ վածը կրճատել. փխբ. բարկանալ, բորբոք վել. boiling with rage զայրույթից եփ գալ. a crisis is boiling up Ճգնաժամ է հասու նա նում
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