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1 find
v. (found, found) 1. олох. Look what I've found. Би юу олсныг хараач. 2. \find sth/ sb (for sb) олох, нээх, илрүүлэх. 3. олдох. The missing child has not been found yet. Алга болсон хүүхэд одоохондоо олдоогүй байна. I can never \find the the time to read novels. Над зохиол унших цаг ер олддоггүй. 4. law шийдэх, шийдвэр гаргах. find fault (with sb/ sth) өөлөх, гоочлох. find one's feet хөлөө олох. find one's voice/ tongue зүрхэлж хэлэх. find one's way (to...) замаа олох. find sth out олж мэдэх. n. олдвор, олз. An important archaeological \find. Археологийн чухал олдвор. finder n. гээсэн юм олсон хүн. \find will be rewarded. Олсон хүн шагналтай. finding n. 1. шалгалтаар илрүүлсэн юм. 2. шүүхийн шийдвэр. -
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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