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n. 1. нэг цаг. an \hour-long speech нэг цаг үргэлжилсэн илтгэл. His attorney charges $ 200 an \hour. Түүний өмгөөлөгч нь цагт 200 доллар авдаг юм. 2. цаг үе. She helped me in my \hour of need. Намайг ядарч явах үед минь тэр эмэгтэй тус болсон юм. 3. нэг цагийн зай. London's only two \hours away. Эндээс хоёр цаг явахад л Лондон хүрчихнэ шүү дээ. 4. hours олон цаг, урт хугацаа. She spent \hour preparing the meal. Хоол хийх гэж тэр хэдэн цаг болов. We waited for \hour. Бид маш удаан хүлээв. 5. ажлын цаг. Office \hour are from 9 am to 5 pm. Ажлын цаг өглөө 9-ээс оройн 5 цаг хүртэл үргэлжилдэг. after hours ажлын дараа, хичээлийн дараа. stay behind after \hour ажлын цаг дууссаны дараа үлдэж ажиллах. out of hours ажлын цагаас бусад цагт, ажлын цагийн өмнө/ хойно. on the hour яг 1 цагт, яг 2 цагт г. м. at a good hour цагтаа, цагаа олж, хэрэгтэй мөчид. hourly adv. цаг тутам. adj. 1. цаг тутмын, цаг бүрийн. Buses leave at \hour interval. Автобус цаг тутамд явдаг. 2. цагийн, цагаар бодох. An \hour rate of $ 20. Нэг цагт 20 долларын хөлстэй ажил.
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