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1 -წა, -გადა,to take / go / throw away წაღება / წასვლა / გადაგდება2 სხვაგან, მოშორებითwe’ll be away for two days ორი დღე არ ვიქნებითhe is away წასულია // სხვაგან არისlet`s sit away from the fire ცეცხლისაგან მოშორებით დავსხდეთI`ll come right away ახლავე მოვალto look away თვალის არიდება, განზე გახედვა●●she has shrunk away to nothing მთლად ჩამოხმა●●send her away! უთხარი წავიდეს!to move away წასვლა, გადასახლება●●money melts away in his hands მას ფული არ უჩერდებაto take away 1 ჩამორთმევა, წართმევაto chuck away / out გადაგდებაto clear away ალაგება, მოსუფთავებაto walk away მოშორდა, დაშორდაto come away: მოშორება, მოცილებაgive-away საიდუმლოს უნებლიე გაცემა, ვისიმე უნებლიე გათქმაto give away 1 დაბეზღება, გაცემაto die away მიწყდომა, მიჩუმება, მიყუჩებაto do away with 1 გადაგდება, თავიდან მოცილება
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