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1 consideration
[kənˌsɪdəˈreɪʃən]1) qayğı; 2) mülahizə, düşüncə; take into consideration nəzərə almaq; have consideration for others başqaları ilə hesablaşmaq -
2 leave
I[lɪ:v](left, left) 1) tərk etmək, çıxıb getmək, atıb getmək; 2) köçmək, yola düşmək; My sister has left for Moscow. Bacım Moskvaya gedib. When does the train leave? Qatar nə vaxt yola düşür? When smth. in the air bir şeyi yarımçıq qoymaq; When smb. to himself bir kəsin işinə qarışmamaqII[lɪ:v]1) icazə, izn; by your leave icazənizlə; 2) məzuniyyət; on leave məzuniyyətdə; on sick leave xəstəliyə görə məzuniyyətdə; take leave (of) vidalaşmaq -
3 walk
[wɔ:k]1. n. 1) yeriş; 2) gəzinti; go for a walk, take a walk gəzişmək, gəzməyə çıxmaq2. v. getmək, yerimək; piyada gəzmək
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