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1 cause
I[kɔ:z] n պատճառ, հիմք, առիթ. cause and effect պատճառ և հետևանք. prime cause սկզնբա պատճառ. without good cause առանց հարգելի պատճառի. give cause for complaint բողոքի/դժգոհության առիթ տալ common cause ընդհանուր պատճառ. spot the cause of trouble պարզել անսարքության/անախորժության պատճառը. (գործ) իրավ. դատական գործ plead a cause դատական գործ պաշտպանել. the cause of peace խաղաղության գործը. for the cause of science գիտության համար. a lost cause անհուսալի գործII[kɔ:z] v պատճառել. What causeed the accident Ի՞նչն էր վթարի պատճառը cause much talk շատ խոսակցությունների առիթ տալ. cause offence վիրավորանք պատճառել -
2 commit
[kə΄mit] v կատարել. commit an offence/a crime/a murder/error զանցանք/ոճիր/ սպա նություն/սխալ կատարել. commit a suicide ինք նասպա նություն գործել. (հանձնարա րել) commit com mit the child to the care of երեխային… խնամ քին հանձնարարել. (ձերբակալել) commit to prison կալանավորել. commit to mental hospital հոգե բուժարան տեղավորել. commit smth to memory/ pa per/writing փխբ. հիշել, հիշողության մեջ պահել. թղթին հանձնել, գրի առնել. (պարտա վորվել) I’m committed to helping them Պարտավորվել եմ նրանց օգնել. without commit ting myself առանց որևէ պարտա վո րու թյուն ների
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