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n. 1. сүйрэл, осол. 2. хага цохих. 3. хүчтэй цохилт. v. 1. хагарах, хэмхрэх. 2. хага цохих, эвдэх, хэмхлэх. 3. цохих, шааж унагах. 4. ниргэх, бут цохих. 5. мөргөх, дайрах. smashing adj. гойд/ тун сайхан.
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