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I[pa:t] n մաս. equal/great/small/best/worst part հավասար/մեծ/փոքր/լավագույն/ամե նավատ մասը. an integral part անբաժանելի մաս. a novel in six parts վեց մասից բաղկացած վեպ. part and parcel անբաժան մասը. in part մասամբ. for the most part մեծ մասամբ. parts of speech քեր. խոսքի մասեր. principal parts of the հիմնական մասերը/ձևերը. early/latter part of the week շաբաթվա սկզբում/վերջում. spare parts տեխ. պա հեստամասեր. (բաժին, մասնակ ցություն) have/take part in մասնակցել. have no part մասնակցություն/մաս չունենալ. (կողմ) take smb’s part, take the part of մեկի կողմը պահել. for my part ինչ վերաբերում է ինձ. take part with մեկի կարծիքը պաշտպանել. take smth in good part լավ ընդունել. թատր. դեր act/play a part դեր կատարել. look the part դերին համապատասխա նել. just play a part փխբ. պարզապես ձեվա նալ. the violin part երժշ. ջութակի մասը/ պար տիան. (տեղանք, երկիր.) in these parts այս վայրերում. Are you from these parts? Դուք տեղացի՞ եք/այստեղի՞ց եք. all parts of the country երկրի բոլոր մասերը. in foreign parts օտար երկրներումII[pa:t] adv մասամբ. part brick part wood մասամբ աղյուս, մասամբ փայտ. He’s part poet part philosopher Նա մի քիչ պոետ է, մի քիչ փիլիսոփա. part payment մասնակի վճարում[pa:t] v բաժան(վ)ել, անջատ(վ)ել. We parted at the station Մենք բաժանվեցինք կայարա նում. The war parted them Պատերազմն անջա տեց նրանց միմյանցից. part the fighters կռվող ներին բաժանել միմյանցից. part one’s hair մազերը բաժանել, հերաբաժան անել. part company with smb բաժանվել մեկից.They parted the best of friends Նրանք բաժանվեցին որպես լավագույն ընկերներ. The roads part here Ճամփաբաժանն այստեղ է. The curtain parted Վարագույրը բացվեց
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