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§ ცეცხლი, ალი, ხანძარი; აალება, ანთება, გადაწვა, სროლა§1 ცეცხლი, ალიto light / put out the fire ცეცხლის დანთება / ჩაქრობაdon’t play with fire! ცეცხლს ნუ ეთამაშები2 კოცონი3 ხანძარი4 სროლა (ისვრის), გასროლა5 ცეცხლის დაშენა (ცეცხლს დაუშენს)he fired a random shot ალალბედზე / ბრმად ისროლაthe fire was due to the negligence of the watchman ხანძარი დარაჯის დაუდევრობით გაჩნდაthe fire was sparked off by a cigarette stub ხანძარი სიგარეტის ნამწვმა გამოიწვიაwithout firing a shot გასროლის გარეშე // უბრძოლველად●●mend the fire! ცეცხლს შეუკეთე!●●I sat down by the fire to thaw out გასათბობად ცეცხლს მივუჯექიdon’t hang fire! დროზე ისროლე!to hang fire დაყოვნება, შეფერხებაthe officer gave the word of fire ოფიცერმა ბრძანება გასცა, ცეცხლი გაეხსნათthe fire brigade came in full force სახანძრო რაზმი სრული შემადგენლობით მოვიდაher eyes flashed fire თვალებით ცეცხლს აფრქვევდა / ნაპერწკლებს ყრიდაhe extinguished the fire / light ცეცხლი / შუქი ჩააქროin the event of a fire… ხანძრის გაჩენის შემთხვევაშიthe fire consumed his wooden house ცეცხლმა მისი ხის სახლი ფერფლად აქცია / შთანთქაcamp-fire ბანაკში დანთებული ცეცხლი / კოცონიthe fire blackened the walls ცეცხლმა / ხანძარმა კედლები გააშავაlet`s sit away from the fire ცეცხლისაგან მოშორებით დავსხდეთ
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