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1 win
[wɪn](won; won) 1) udmaq, qazanmaq; 2) qalib gəlmək; win a victory qələbə çalmaq; win a prize priz qazanmaq;wining uduş -
2 till
[tɪl]1. prep qədər, kimi; I shall wait till ə o'clock mən saat ə-ə kimi gözləyəcəyəm2. conj. nə qədər ki; she won't go away till you promise to help her. Nə qədər ki, ona yardım etməyə söz verməmisən, o getməyəcək -
3 unless
[ənˈles]-məzsə; -mədikcə; əgər; I won't go unless the weather is fine. Hava yaxşı olmasa mən getməyəcəyəm
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