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3 earth
1 დედამიწა2 მიწა, ნიადაგი3 ხმელეთიa down to-earth person პრაქტიკული / საღად მოაზროვნე პიროვნებაwhere on earth did he go? სად ოხრობაში / ჯანდაბაში წავიდა?loose earth / soil ნაყარი / ფხვიერი მიწაI'll move heaven and earth, but I'll find it ქვეყანას შევძრავ, მაგრამ ვიპოვიa down-to-earth person პრაქტიკული / ილუზიების არმქონე პიროვნებაdown-to-earth პრაქტიკული, მიწიერი, ცხოვრებისეული -
4 revolve
ბრუნვა (ბრუნავს), ტრიალი●●they revolved the problem საკითხი ყოველმხრივ აწონ-დაწონეს -
5 spin
§ (span, spun) რთვა, დართვა§1 ტრიალი, ბრუნვა●●let's go for a spin გავისეირნოთ (მანქანით, მოტოციკლით, ველოსიპედით)2 (span / spun, spun) დართვა (რთავს)●●to spin a web აბლაბუდის ქსელის გაბმა3 (span / spun, spun) ტრიალი (ტრიალებს, ატრიალებს)●●my head is spinning თავბრუ მეხვევა
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