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1 charge
§ დავალება, მოვალეობა, მეთვალყურეობა, ზრუნვა, დარიგება, ბრალდება, მუხტი, მინდობა, დატვირთვა, ბრალის დადება, შემოწმება, ფასის დადება, შეფასება, დატენვა§1 ბრალდებაwhat’s the charge against him? რა ბრალდება წაუყენეს?to bring a charge against smb. ბრალდების წაყენება2 ხელმძღვანელობა, მეურვეობა, მზრუნველობა3 ფასი, ფასის დადებაtheir charge for the car was too high მანქანას მეტად დიდი ფასი დაადეს // მანქანა ძალიან ძვირად დააფასეს4 იერიში5 ფასის დადება, რირსthey charged me $50 for their work თავიანთ ნამუშევარში 50 დოლარი მოითხოვეს6 გაქანება (გაქანდება)7 დაბრალება (დააბრალებს), ბრალდების წაყენება8 იერიშის მიტანა, შეტევა, თავდასხმა9 დამუხტვა (დამუხტავს)they placed him in charge of the department განყოფილების გამგედ დააყენეს / დანიშნესpress charges (v.) ბრალის წაყენება -
2 admission
§ დათმობა; ნებართვა§ შესვლის უფლება ან ნებართვა, შესვლა§ სასწავლებელში ჩარიცხვა / მიღებაIV. აღიარებაhis admission of his mistake saved him თავისი შეცდომის აღიარებამ გადაარჩინაadmission to the University is by examinations only უნივერსიტეტში მიღება მხოლოდ გამოცდებით ხდებაadmission of guilt დანაშაულის აღიარება, ცნობა
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