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v. 1. сунгах. \stretch a pair of shoes гутал сунгах. 2. сунах, тэлэх. The shoes will \stretch after you've worn them a few times. Хэдэн удаа өмсөхөд л гутал сунана шүү дээ. 3. татах. 4. суниах, сунгах, жийх. \stretch one's legs хөлөө жийх. 5. \stretch sth (out) (to sth) хүргэх. \stretch out one's money мөнгөө хүргэх. 6. \stretch to sth хүрэх. Why don't you eat with us - I'm sure the food will \stretch to five. Та яагаад бидэнтэй хамт хооллохгүй байна вэ? Хоол таван хүнд хүрнэ. 7. үргэлжлэх. The road \stretched out across the desert. Энэ зам цөл дундуур үргэлжилсэн байв. 8. бүх хүчээ шавхах/ гаргах. stretch (oneself) out тэрийх. n. 1. үргэлжилсэн их газар/ ус. 2. үргэлжлэх хугацаа. 3. суниах. 4. сунадаг чанар. 5. (sl) шоронд байсан үе. stretchy adj. сунадаг. stretch marks n. гуяны арьс язарсан сорви.
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