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n. 1. мэсний шарх. 2. огтлох, хайчлах үйлийн нэр. 3. хасах, богиносгох, багасгах. 4. зүсэм, хэрчим. 5. оногдох хувь. v. (cut, cut) 1. зүсэх, огтлох; тайрах, хайчлах. 2. хасах. cut a tooth шүд гарах/ цухуйх. cut the cards хөзөр таслах. cut corners цаг/ мөнгө хэмнэх. cut across, along, through, etc (sth) зам товчлох. cut at sb/ sth огтлох/ шархдуулах. cut sth away (from sth) огтолж авах. cut sth back хасах, багасгах. cut sb down 1. цавчиж алах/ шархдуулах. 2. алах. cut sth down огтлох, цавчиж унагах. cut sth from sth огтолж/ зүсэж авах. cut sb in (on sth) олсон ашгаасаа хувий нь өгөх. cut sb off яриаг нь таслах. cut sth off (sth) огтлох, огтолж авах. cut out зогсох, ажиллахаа болих. cut sth through sth -ний дундуур зам гаргах. cut sb up 1. гэмтээх, шархдуулах. 2. бут цохих, ялах. cut sth up хутгаар хэрчих.
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