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1 oil
n. 1. тос. sunflower \oil наранцэцгийн тос. Put some \oil in the car. Машинд жаахан тос хий. 2. газрын тос. drilling for \oil in the desert цөлд газрын тос өрөмдөн гаргах. 3. тосон будаг. 4. тосон будгийн зураг. v. тослох. \oil a lock цоож тослох. oil-painting n. тосон будгийн зураг. oil-rig n. далайн гүнээс газрын тос гаргах цогц төхөөрөмж. oil-tanker n. газрын тос зөөвөрлөх усан онгоц. oil well n. газрын тосны цооног. -
2 under
prep. 1. дор, доогуур. Have you looked \under the bed? Чи орон доогуур харав уу? 2. доош, хүрээгүй, бага. 3. дагуу, -аар, -ээр, -оор, -өөр. Put it \under the table. Үүнийг ширээн доор тавь. the child is \under five таван ойндоо хүрээгүй хүүхэд. \under 100 degrees 100 хэмээс доош. \under the new law шинэ хуулиар. This team plays well \under their new captain. Шинэ ахлагчийнхаа удирдлагаар энэ баг сайн тоглож байна. adj. доод, дотуур, доорхи. adv. part 1. усанд, усан доор, живж байгаа. If you take a deep breath you can stay \under for more than a minute. Хэрэв чи гүн амьсгаа авбал усан доор нэг минутаас ч илүү болж чадна. The ship went \under on its first voyage. Усан онгоц анхныхаа аянд гараад л загасны хоол болсон байна. 2. ухаан алдах, ухаангүй байх. She felt herself going \under. Бүсгүй ухаан нь балартаж байгааг мэдэрлээ.
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