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I[əun] a անձնական, սեփական. with one’s own eyes սեփական աչքերով. his own idea իր սեփական գաղափարը. I have a copy of my own Ես իմ սեփական օրինակն ունեմ. hold one’s own իր տեսակետը պնդել. My time is my own Ես իմ ժամանակի տերն եմ. my own father/brother իմ հարազատ հայրը/եղբայրը. for reasons of his own միայն իրեն հայտնի պատճառներով. (ինքը, մենակ) I’m (all) on my own now Ես հիմա լրիվ մենակ եմ. They left her on her own Նրանք մենակ թողեցին նրան. on one’s own ինքնուրույն կերպով. She does all the cooking on her own Նա ինքն է ամեն ինչ եփում. be one’s own man անկախ լինել. come into one’s own պատշաճը ստանալ. The patient is holding his own Հիվանդը դիմանում է. get one’s own back on smb մեկի հետ հաշիվները մաքրել. He can hold his own with anybody Ոչ ոքի թույլ չի տա իրեն վիրավորել/նեղացնելII[əun] v ունենալ, տիրել. own property սեփա կանության տեր լինել. Who owns this car? Ո՞վ է մեքենայի տերը. The factory is owned by my brother Գործարանը պատկանում է իմ եղ բորը. He acts as though he owns the place Նա իրեն այս տեղի տիրոջ նման է պահում. (ճա նաչել, խոստովանել, ընդունել) He owns himself indebted Նա իրեն պարտական է զգում/ճանաչում. He wouldn’t own himself in the wrong Նա չէր ուզում ընդունել, որ սխալ է. I own I was surprised Ընդունում եմ, որ ես զարմա ցա. own one’s faults սխալները/պա կա սություն ները ընդունել. own up խսկց. խո ս տովանել, անկեղծորեն ընդունել. He owned up to the theft Նա խոստովանեց, որ գողություն է արել. on one’s own account իր նա խա ձեռնությամբ. She owned to telling lies Նա խոստովանեց, որ ստել է
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