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1 плохо mannered
хүмүүжилгүй, бүдүүлэг -
2 manner
n. 1. байдал, төрх, янз. 2. маяг, арга. in the new \manner шинэ маягаар. 3. ёс заншил. mannered adj. маягтай. -mannered (хүний зан байдлыг заахад хэрэглэдэг): ill-mannered хүмүүжилгүй. -
3 ill
adj. 1. өвчтэй, өвчин туссан. 2. хорон, муу, хортой. ill at ease эвгүй. n. 1. хор хөнөөл, муу юм. 2. ноцтой асуудал, бэрхшээл зовлон. adv. 1. муу. 2. арайхийж, арай ядан. ill-advised adj. хуумгай, бодолгүй. ill-bred adj. хүмүүжилгүй, бүдүүлэг. ill-considered adj. бодлогогүй, ухаангүй. ill-fated adj. 1. азгүй, зол муутай, хувьгүй, заяагүй, тавилан муутай. 2. гай тарьсан. ill-founded adj. ул үндэсгүй, үндэслэлгүй. ill-gotten adj. луйвардаж олсон, муу аргаар олсон, шударга бусаар олж авсан. ill-judged adj. 1. ухаангүй, бодлогогүй. 2. цагийг нь олоогүй, яарсан. ill-mannered adj. хүмүүжилгүй, бүдүүлэг. ill-tempered adj. түргэн ууртай, цочмог; үглээ, уймраа. ill-timed adj. цагаа олоогүй. ill-treat v. хэрцгий хандах, ад үзэх, нүд үзүүрлэх. ill-treated adj. шоовдор.
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