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n. 1. нүүр улайх. 2. жорлонгийн ус. Give the toilet a \flush. Жорлонгийн усыг тат. 3. ургамал дахин цэцэглэх. (in) the first flush of sth ид үе(дээ). the first \flush of youth ид залуу нас. v. 1. улайх, минчийх. He \flushed when they laughed at him. Тэд түүнийг шоолж хөхрөлдөхөд тэр час улайв. 2. жорлонгийн ус татах. 3. \flush sth away, down, through, etc (sth) усаар зайлах/ урсгах. He tore up the letter and \flushed it down the lavatory. Тэр, захиаг урж жорлонд хаяад усы нь татаж урсгав. adj. 1. чацуу, адил хэмжээтэй. The door should be \flush with the wall. Хаалга ханатай чацуу байх ёстой. 2. их мөнгөтэй. flushed adj. \flush (with sth) сэтгэл хөдөлсөн: be \flushed with pride/ anger баясах, бахархах/ уур хөдлөх.
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