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n. bot. 1. зөрөг цэцэг. 2. hops зөрөг цэцгийн хатаасан навч. 3. догоцох. He had hurt his left foot and had to \hop along. Зүүн хөлөө гэмтээсэн тул тэр догоцож явахаас аргагүйд хүрэв. 4. богино хугацааны нислэг. 5. бүжиг цэнгээн. catch sb on the hop гэнэдүүлэх, санаандгүй байхад нь юм хийх. v. (-vv-) 1. догоцох, догонцож явах. 2. дэвхцэх, цовхрох, үсрэх (амьтан). 3. \hop across/ over (to...) богино хугацаар аялах. 4. суваг солих. 5. нэг сэдвээс нөгөө рүү үсчих. hop it зайлах, үсрэх. hopping mad галзуурахад ганц хуруу дутуу. hop in/ into sth; hop out/ out of sth шуртхийн орох, үсрэн буух г. м. \hop in, I'll give you a lift to the station. Хурдан суугаарай, би чамайг буудалд хүргээд өгье. hop on/ onto sth; hop off (sth) үсрэн орох, харайн орох, үсэрч буух, харайн буух г. м.
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