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1 pitch
n. 1. спортын талбай. 2. (дууны) нугалаа. 3. дээд цэг/ зэрэг, оргил, туйл. 4. налуу, хэвгий. 5. sport бөмбөг дамжуулах/ оруулах. 6. усан/ нисэх онгоц дайвалзах. 7. давирхай. v. 1. түвшинд хүрэх, хэмжээнд тогтох. 2. хаях, шидэх, чулуудах. \pitch a stone into the river голд чулуу шидэх. 3. пидхийтэл унах. 4. дайвалзах. 5. майхан шаах. 6. нугалаа гаргах. pitch for sth хүсэлт гаргах/ тавих, авахаар хөөцөлдөх. pitch in/ into sth оролцох. pitch in (with sth) туслах, тусламж үзүүлэх, хамжилцах. pitched adj. гурвалжин (дээвэр). pitch-back adj. пад хар. pitch-dark adj. түнэр харанхуй. -
2 queer
adj. 1. сонин, хачин, этгээд. Tom is a bit \queer. Тэр хачин хүн шүү. 2. эргэлзээтэй, сэжигтэй. feel \queer дотор муухай оргих. n. банди, ижил хүйстэнтэйгээ явалддаг эр. v. queer sb`s pitch бусдад гай болох, төлөвлөснийг нь баллах. queerly adj. жигтэй. сонин. He looked at me \queer. Тэрбээр над руу нэг сонин харлаа.
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