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n. 1. гөлөг, нахиа. 2. sport буудлагын тэмцээн. v. (shot) 1. буудах. 2. ан хийх. 3. (шоо) хаях, шидэх, буулгах. 4. тавих. 5. харвах, чавхдах, шурхийн өнгөрөх. 6. шагай харвах, бильярд цохих. shoot down нам буудах. shooting n. 1. буудах. 2. ан агнах. -
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adj. 1. бүхэл, бүтэн. I`ve sold a \whole lot. Би бүх юмаа зарж дууслаа. 2. эсэн мэнд, бүтнээр. cook sth whole бүхлээр нь чанах swallow sth whole бүхлээр нь залгих. go the whole hog бүрэн гүйцэд хийх. We painted the kitchen, and then decided to go the \whole hog ans redecorate the other rooms as well. Бид гал тогоог будчихаад нэг мөсөн бүгдийг нь гүйцээж бусад өрөөгөө ч янзлахаар шийдэв. the whole bag of tricks/ caboodle/ shebang/ shooting match хүнд хэрэгтэй бүх юм. a whole lot (of sth) маш их, тун. as a whole 1. бүтнээр нь. 2. ерөнхийдөө, ер нь. The population as a \whole is/ are in favour of the reform. Хүн ам ерөнхийдөө шинэчлэл хийхийг дэмжиж байгаа юм. on the whole ер нь бол, үндсэндээ. wholeness n. бүрэн бүтэн байдал. wholly adv. бүхэлдээ, бүхлээрээ. whole milk n. сүү, цөцгийгий нь аваагүй сүү. whole number n. бүхэл тоо.
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