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1 tyre
(US tire) дугуйн хаймар. -
2 pierce
v. 1. цоолох. 2. нэвтрэн орох, нэвтрэх. 3. нэвт/ цоо хатгах, зоох. The nail \pierced the tyre of the car. Хадаас машины дугуйг цоолжээ. piercing adj. 1. цангинасан, чанга. 2. хурц, хүчтэй. 3. цоо ширтсэн. 4. нэвт үлээсэн, тас хийсэн. -
3 spare
adj. 1. илүү, нөөц, нөөцөлсөн. 2. сул/ чөлөөтэй (цаг). have a \spare time завтай байх. 3. туранхай. v. 1. өршөөх, амь хэлтрүүлэх. \spare my life. Амь өршөөж хайрла. 2. гамнах, арвилах, хямгадах. spare oneself биеэ гамнах. 3. зав гаргах; илүүчлэх, зээлдүүлэх. n. нөөц; сэлбэг. \spare parts сэлбэг хэрэгсэл. spare tyre (US tire) n. 1. машины илүү дугуй. 2. харвин. sparing adj. арвич, хямгач, гамтай. -
4 tire
n. (US tyre) хаймар дугуй. v. 1. ядрах, эцэх, цуцах. Some of the British athlets are beginning to \tire. Британийн зарим тамирчид цуцаж эхэлж байна. 2. залхах, улиг болох, залхуу хүрэх. tire of (doing) sth залхах, сонирхол нь буурах. Children soon \tire of new toys. Хүүхдүүд шинэ тоглоомноос амархан уйдчихдаг юм. tired adj. 1. эцсэн, ядарсан, цуцсан. He looks \tire. Тэр ядарсан байртай харагдаж байна. 2. \tire of sb/ sth; \tire of doing sth залхсан, уйдсан. I'm sick and \tire of listening to your criticisms. Таны шүүмжлэлийг сонссоор би би бүр залхаж гүйцлээ. tireless adj. эцэшгүй, цуцашгүй, эцэлт цуцалтгүй. tiresome adj. 1. залхуу хүрмээр, яршигтай. 2. ядармаар, эцмээр. tiring adj. эцэж цуцмаар, залхмаар.
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