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n. 1. өлгүүр, дэгээ. Hang your towel on that \hook. Гар нүүрийнхээ алчуурыг тэр өлгүүрт өлгөчих. 2. sport эргэлттэй цохилт, эргүүлсэн цохилт. 3. хажуугийн цохилт, хуук. by hook or by crook ямар нэг аргаар, яаж ийгээд л. She was determined to get London, by \hook or by crook. Тэр бүсгүй ямар ч аргаар хамаагүй Лондон руу явахаар сэтгэл шулуудсан байжээ. get (sb) off the hook; let sb off the hook аюулаас аврах, хэцүү байдлаас гаргах, шийтгүүлэхээс нь аврах. hook, line and sinker бүрэн итгэх, үнэмших. What I said was untrue but he fell for it \hook, line and sinker. Миний хэлсэн зүйл огт худал байсан боловч тэр бүр үнэмшчихсэн байв. off the hook утсаа хөндий тавьсан. sling one's hook зугтах, шийтгэлээс мултрах. hook and eye n. (hooks and eyes) дэгээ, өлгүүр. hook-nosed adj. дэгээ хамартай. v. 1. дэгээдэх, гохдох. a dress that \hooks at the back ардаа цахилгаантай палааж. 2. загас барих. 3. sport бөмбөгийг эргүүлэгтэй цохих. be hooked (on sb) хайр сэтгэлтэй болсон, сэтгэл алдсан. be/ get hooked (on sth) хорхойтой болох, интэй болох. get \hooked on heroin мансууруулах бодисонд орох. get \hooked on computer games компьютерийн тоглоомноос салахаа байх. hooked adj. 1. дэгээ мэт тахир, матигар. 2. дэгээтэй. hook-up n. холболт, холбоос.
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