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I[΄litl] n քիչ բան. փոքր/աննշան քա նակու թյուն. a little մի քիչ. not a little ոչ քիչ, շատ. little or nothing համարյա ոչինչ. stay for a little կարճ ժամանակով մնալ. Wait a little Մի քիչ սպասեք. after a little մի քիչ հետո. little by little կամաց-կամաց, քիչ-քիչ. in little փոքրա ծավալ. փոքր մասշ տա բով. Give me a little Տվեք ինձ մի քիչ. Very little helps Ամեն քչից էլ օգուտ կա. (քիչ) know little քիչ իմանալ. I see little of her Ես նրան քիչ եմ տես նում I could make little of him Ես նրան հա մար յա չեմ հասկանումII[΄litl] a պստիկ, փոքրիկ, ոչ մեծ. a little boy/ bird փոքրիկ տղա/թռչնիկ. (քիչ.փոքր) little time քիչ ժամանակ. the little finger ճկույթ. the little one’s պս տիկները. the little Browns Բրաունների եր եխա ները. the little Bear Փոքր Արջ (հ ա մաս տեղու թյուն). (մի քիչ) know a little German մի քիչ գեր մաներեն իմանալ. have a little soup մի քիչ ապուր ուտել. have a little drop մի կում խմել. Poor little girl! Խեղճ աղջիկ. Don’t let little things upset yօu Մի հուզվեք մանր բաներից[΄litl] adv քիչ. a little մի փոքր, մի քիչ. He’s little known Նա քիչ է հայտնի, Նրան քիչ են ճանաչում. as little as possible որքան հնարավոր է քիչ. He’s little more than a boy Նա դեռ տղա է/երեխա է. He’s little better than a thief Նա գողից ոչնչով լավ չէ. It’s little short of madness Դա համարյա խելագարություն է. I little dreamt that Մտքովս էլ չէր անցնում
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