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1 spread out
שרוע, פרוש, משוטח* * *◙ חטושמ,שורפ,עורש◄ -
2 spread out in his chair
התרווח בכיסאו (התארגן כך שיהיה לו נוח בכיסא)* * *◙ (אסיכב חונ ול היהיש ךכ ןגראתה) ואסיכב חוורתה◄ -
3 spread out one's hand
לפרוש ידיים* * *◙ םיידי שורפל◄
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