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გამოთქმა: /biː/

განმარტებულია be სიტყვის თარგმნა ფლექსია

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  • თანხის ნაწილი, რომელსაც წინასწარ იხდიან გარიგების პირობათა შესრულების უზრუნველსაყოფად.

ზმნა

Universal
  • 1 (usually there is/are) exist:there are no easy answers there once was a man there must be something wrong I think, therefore I am
  • be present:there were no curtains around the showers are there any castles in this area?
  • 2 [with adverbial] occur; take place:the exhibition will be in November the opening event is on October 16 that was before the war
  • occupy a position in space:Salvation Street was on his left she was not at the window
  • stay in the same place or condition:he’s a tough customer—let him be
  • attend:I’m at school doing A levels
  • come; go; visit:he’s from Missouri I have just been to Thailand the doctor’s been twice today
  • 3 [as copular verb] having the state, quality, identity, nature, role, etc., specified:Amy was 91 the floor was uneven I want to be a teacher father was not well it will be Christmas soon ‘Be careful,’ Mr Carter said
  • cost:the tickets were £25
  • amount to:one and one is two
  • represent:let A be a square matrix of order n
  • signify:we were everything to each other
  • consist of; constitute:the monastery was several three-storey buildings
  • 4 informal say:last time I saw her she was all ‘You need to quit smoking!’

ზმნა

Universal
  • 1used with a present participle to form continuous tenses:they are coming he had been reading she will be waiting
  • 2used with a past participle to form the passive voice:it was done it is said his book will be published
  • 3 [with infinitive] used to indicate something that is due or destined to happen:construction is to begin next summer his mum was never to see him win
  • used to express obligation or necessity:you are to follow these orders they said I was to remain on board
  • used to express possibility:these snakes are to be found in North America she was nowhere to be seen
  • used to hypothesize about something that might happen:if I were to lose if I was to tell you, you’d think I was mad
  • 4 archaic used with the past participle of intransitive verbs to form perfect tenses:I am returned

as/that was

as someone or something was previously called:former Sex Pistol John Lydon (Rotten, as was)

the be-all and end-all

informal a feature of an activity or a way of life that is of greater importance than any other: is food and comfort the be-all and end-all?

be at

informal be doing or trying to do:what are you at there?

be away

dialect leave or set out at once:I’m away to my work

be off

[often in imperative] go away; leave:be off with you!

be oneself

act naturally, according to one’s character and instincts: I want him to have the confidence to be himself

been (or been and gone) and——

British informal used to express surprise or annoyance at someone’s actions:they’ve been and carted Mum off to hospital

been there, done that

see there.

be that as it may

see may1.

not be oneself

not feel in one’s usual physical or mental state: I’m not myself this morning

-to-be

[in combination] of the future:my bride-to-be