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[in΄dent] v ատամնաձև կտրվածք անել. an indented coastline կտրտված ափագիծ. (պա հանջագիր/պատվեր ներկայացնել) indent for goods ապրանքի պատվեր անել. indent the first line տպգր. առաջին տողը պարբե րությունից սկսել
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