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I[swim] n լող, լողանալը. go for a swim գնալ լողալու/լող տալու. have/take a swim լողալ, լող տալ. It is a long swim Շատ երկար պետք է լողալ. be in the swim փխբ. իրադարձությունների կենտրոնում լինել. գործերի ընթացքին տեղ յակ/իրազեկ լինելII[swim] v լողալ, լող տալ. He can’t swim a stroke Բոլորովին չի կարող լողալ. sink or swim ինչ ուզում է լինի. swim the river գետը լողալով անցնել. swim under water ջրի տակ լողալ. swim away (լողալով) հեռանալ, մեկնել. Everything swam before his eyes Ամեն ինչ պտտվեց նրա աչքերի առաջ/գլխապտույտ զգաց. (լցված/ ծածկված լինել) The meat swims in the gravy Մսի վրա սոուս էր լցված. swim in luxury շքե ղության/ճոխության մեջ լողալ. swimming eyes արցունքով լցված աչքեր
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