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1 enter
v. 1. орох, орж ирэх. \enter a room өрөөнд орж ирэх. 2. орох, элсэх. \enter a school сургуульд орох. 3. оролцох. \enter a war дайнд оролцох. 4. бүртгүүлэх. 5. компьютерт оруулах. 6. тэмцээнд оролцоохоор мэдүүлэх. enter into sth 1. оролцох. 2. нөлөөлөх, чухал байх. enter into sth (with sb) оролцох. \enter into conversation ярианд оролцох. enter on/ upon sth эхлэх. -
2 re-enter
v. эргэж орж ирэх. \re-enter (the room) by another door өөр хаалгаар эргэж орж ирэх. re-entry n. 1. эргэж/ буцаж орох. 2. сансрын хөлөг дэлхийд буцаж ирэх. -
3 alliance
n. холбоо. enter into an \alliance холбоонд нэгдэх. -
4 dilate
v. томрох. The pupils of your eyes \dilate when you enter a dark room. Нүдний хүүхэн хараа харанхуй өрөөнд ороход томордог. dilation n. -
5 pact
n. гэрээ. enter into a pact гэрээ байгуулах. The two countries signed a peace \pact. Хоёр улс энхийн гэрээнд гарын үсэг зурлаа. -
6 permission
n. \permission (to do sth) зөвшөөрөл. He asked our \permission to enter. Тэр биднээс орох зөвшөөрөл асуув. -
7 permit
n. 1. зөвшөөрөл. 2. нэвтрэх бичиг. v. (-tt-) 1. зөвшөөрөх. 2. боломж олгох, хийлгэх. weather permitting цаг агаар сайхан байвал. Windows \permit light to enter the house. Цонх байшинд гэрэл оруулдаг.
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