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§ სინათლე, განატება; ნათელი; მსუბუქი; ანთება, განათება§1 ნათელი2 ღია ფერისა3 მსუბუქი, მჩატე●●he is a light eater / sleeper ცოტას ჭამს / ფხიზლად სძინავს4 მსუბუქად, უბარგოდ, ხალვათადto travel light ხალვათად / უბარგოდ მოგზაურობა5 სინათლე, შუქი, განათებაthis fact threw a new light on the matter ამ ფაქტმა საქმეს ახალი შუქი მოჰფინა●●the plan was given the green light გეგმა მოიწონეს6 ცეცხლი7 (lit, lighted) განათება (გაანათებს)8 (lit, lighted) ანთება (აანთებს), დანთება, ცეცხლის მოკიდებაhe lit a lamp / cigarette ლამპა აანთო // სიგარეტს მოუკიდაlet's push ahead while it's still light გზა გავაგრძელოთ, სანამ არ დაბნელებულაthe light / tap is on შუქი ჩართულია // ონკანი ღიააa mirror reflects light სარკე სინათლეს / შუქს ირეკლავსthe red traffic light indicates "stop" წითელი შუქი გვანიშნებს,, გაჩერდი"he was in a hurry and ignored the red light ეჩქარებოდა და წითელ შუქზე გაიარაdeep, profound, sound / light sleep ღრმა / ფხიზელი ძილიto strike a match / light ასანთის გაკვრაa light shade of green ღია, მწვანე ფერიto give smb. the green light ვინმესათვის გზის გახსნა / მაქსიმალურად ხელის შეწყობაit came to light that… გამოაშკარავდა, რომ…light repast მსუბუქი საუზმე // წახემსებაlight / piercing wind ნიავი // ცივი ქარიlight / dark blue ღია / მუქი ცისფერი ან ლურჯი
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