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  • 1 əl

    1. i. hand
    əl dəymək (vurmaq) – touch
    əl çalmaq – applaud
    əl vermək – shake hands (with)
    əl-ələ – hand in hand
    əl-ələ vermək – cooperate, work together
    əlində deyil – it is not within his power; it is beyond his power
    əl tutmaq, əl yetirmək – help
    əldə etmək – gain; attain
    əldən düşmək – get tired / exhausted
    əl atmaq (bir işə) – undertake
    əl açmaq (dilənmək) – beg alms
    əl eləmək – wave good-bye
    əlini üzmək – lose hope
    əldən buraxmaq – let go / slip
    əldən salmaq – exhaust
    özünü ələ almaq – have a self-control
    əl yeri qoymaq – have a way out; have oneself a loophole
    ◊ ələ vermək – betray
    ◊ əl-əli yuyar, əl də üzü. – Claw me and I'll daw you
    tək əldən səs çıxmaz. – One man no man
    Bir əldə iki qarpız tutmaq olmaz. – If you run after two hares you'll catch neither
    ◊ əlim gəlmir – I can't bring myself (to)
    əl çək! – Leave me alone; Get lost
    2. s. hand, manual
    əl ağacı – walking-stick
    əl əməyi – manual labour
    əl işi – handicraft
    əl yaylığı – handkerchief

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