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§ შორს, მანძილზე; -დან, -გან§1 (აღნიშნავს დაშორებულს / მოშორებულს, მანძილზე მყოფს, გვერდზე გადასულსthe off side of the road გზის პირი / ნაპირიan off street შესახვევი / გვერდითი ქუჩაan off day / a day off უქმე / დასვენების დღეI'm off today დღეს დასვენების დღე მაქვს / დღეს არ ვმუშაობ / დღეს სამსახურიდან თავისუფალი ვარ2 აღნიშნავს დაშორების / მოშორების პროცესსI must be off წასასვლელი ვარ // უნდა წავიდე3 აღნიშნავს მანძილს4 აღნიშნავს რისიმე შეწყვეტასhe turned / switched the light off შუქი გამორთოoff and on // on and off დროდადროright / straight off დაუყოვნებლივ●●he is well / badly off შეძლებულია / ღარიბია●●sweet was pouring off him ოფლში იწურებოდაto be poorly off ხელმოკლედ / ღარიბად ცხოვრებაhe is impatient to be off ერთი სული აქვს, წავიდეს●●to let off steam გრძნობებისათვის გასაქანის მიცემა // გულის მოფხანაhands off! ხელები შორს! // ხელი უშვი! // ხელი!this fact gives off a strong emanation of evil ამ ფაქტს ბოროტების ძლიერი სუნი უდისthe enemy struck when we were off guard როცა არ მოველოდით, მტერმა მაშინ დაგვარტყაcome off it! მორჩი! / გაჩერდი! / სისულელეებს თავი დაანებე!
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