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1 order
n. 1. дараалал, дэс дараа. 2. эмх цэгц. 3. дэг/ хэв журам. 4. \order (for sb to do sth) тушаал. Soldiers must obey \orders. Цэргүүд тушаал биелүүлэх ёстой. 5. \order (for sth) захиалга. 6. мөнгөний ордер, мэдүүлэг. 7. одон. 8. нийгэм. 9. шажин бүлэг. 10. зөвшөөрөл. be in/ take (holy) orders лам хувраг болох. by order (of sb/ sth) тушаалаар. in order that -ний учир, учраас. in order to do sth... зорилгоор,... санаатай. of/ in the order of sth орчим, ойролцоогоор төд. on order захиалсан, захиалга өгсөн. out of order 1. эвдэрхий (машин). 2. замбараагүй. 3. зөвшөөрөөгүй, батлагдаагүй. v. 1. тушаах, тушаал өгөх. 2. \order sth (for sb/ oneself) захиалах. 3. цэгцлэх, замбараатай болгох. ordered adj. цэгцтэй, журамтай, замбараатай. -
2 heed
n. 1. анхаарал. 2. халамж. pay heed to анхаарал тавих. take heed to анхааралдаа авах, биелүүлэх. It`s best to take \heed of your doctor's advice. Эмчийнхээ зөвлөлгөөг дагасан нь л дээр шүү. v. анхаарал тавих, анхааралтай сонсох, биелүүлэх. He was fined for failing to \heed a court order to return to work. Ажилдаа эргэн орох тухай шүүхийн тогтоолыг биелүүлээгүй учир түүнийг торгосон байна. heedful adj. \heed (of sth/ sb) анхааралтай. heedless adj. \heed (of sth/ sb) хайхрамжгүй, тоомжиргүй. be \heed of danger бодит аюулыг үл тоомсорлон. -
3 evict
v. \evict sb (from sth) байрнаас нь хөөж гаргах. eviction n. an \evict order хөөж гаргах зөвшөөрөл. -
4 whittle
v. \whittle A (from B); \whittle B (into A) зорох, харуулдах. whittle sth away/ down багасгах, бууруулах, хорогдуулах. The number of employees is being slowly \whittled down in order to reduce costs. Зардал бууруулах зорилгоор ажилчин, албан хаагчдын тоог аажмаар хорогдуулж байлаа.
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