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1 выбрасывать (I) > выбросить (II)
............................................................1. throw awayدور انداختن، آشغال، چیز دور انداخته، چیز بی مصرف............................................................2. discard(vt. & n.) دور انداختن، ول کردن، دست کشیدن از، متروک ساختن............................................................3. omitاز قلم انداختن، انداختن، حذف کردن............................................................4. leave out............................................................5. exclude(vt. & vi.) محروم کردن، راه ندادن به، بیرون نگاه داشتن از، مانع شدن، مستثنی کردن............................................................6. waste(v.) هرز دادن، حرام کردن، بیهوده تلف کردن، نیازمند کردن، بی نیرو و قوت کردن، از بین رفتن، باطله، زائد، اتلاف............................................................7. throw outبیرون انداختن............................................................8. fling out............................................................9. make a lunge............................................................10. break a flag............................................................11. send out ahead........................................................................................................................13. make homeless............................................................14. 2) fire............................................................Русско-персидский словарь > выбрасывать (I) > выбросить (II)
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2 срабатывать (I) > сработать (I)
............................................................1. work(pl. & vt. & vi. & n.) کار، کار کردن، عملی شدن، شغل، وظیفه، زیست، عمل، عملکرد، نوشتجات، آثار ادبی یا هنری، (درجمع) کارخانه، استحکامات، موثر واقع شدن، عمل کردن............................................................ -
3 срабатываться (I) > сработаться (I)
........................................................................................................................Русско-персидский словарь > срабатываться (I) > сработаться (I)
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work into — see work in … English dictionary
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