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1 your
(among, or in the same place as, us, you or them: Large buildings keep rising in our midst.) (kāda) apkaimē* * *jūsu, tavs -
2 your expenses have outrun your income
jūsu izdevumi pārsniedz jūsu ienākumusEnglish-Latvian dictionary > your expenses have outrun your income
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3 your attendance is requested
lūdzam jūs ierasties -
4 your complaining makes me sick
jūsu žēlošanās mani kaitina -
5 Your grace !
Jūsu gaišība! -
6 your guess is as good as mine
esmu tikpat gudrs kā jūs -
7 your hair needs a trim
jums jāapgriež mati -
8 your hands feel cold
jūsu rokas ir aukstas -
9 your health!
uz jūsu veselību! -
10 Your holiness
Jūsu Svētība -
11 your idea won't work
jūsu nodoms nevar īstenoties -
12 Your lordship!
jūsu augstība ! -
13 Your mightiness
jūsu augstība -
14 your name escapes me
esmu piemirsis jūsu vārdu -
15 your new car is a honey
jūsu jaunā mašīna ir burvīga -
16 your presence is requested
jūs lūdz ierasties -
17 your remark was not called for
jūsu piezīme bija lieka -
18 your silence infers consent
jūsu klusuciešana nozīmē piekrišanu -
19 your voice strikes a familiar chord
jūsu balss šķiet pazīstamaEnglish-Latvian dictionary > your voice strikes a familiar chord
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20 Your worship
Jūsu augstība
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Your 64 — Infobox Magazine title = Your 64 | image size = 200px | image caption = Your 64 #1, APR / MAY 1984 editor = Bruce Sawford frequency = bi monthly circulation = 38,012 (circa 1985) category = Computer magazine company = Sportscene Specialist Press… … Wikipedia
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