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[΄veəri] v փոխ(վ)ել. փոփոխ(վ)ել. տարբեր դարձնել. vary one’s methods/diet մե թոդ ները փոխել. դիետան բազմազանել. The price varies Գինը փոփոխական է. Opinions vary on this point Այս հարցի կապակցությամբ տարբեր կարծիքներ կան. vary from the norm նորմայից շեղվել
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