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1 motion
n. 1. хөдөлгөөн. 2. зангаа, дохио. 3. санал. 4. бие засах. 5. ялгадас. loose \motions чацга алдах, гэдэс гүйлгэх. put/ set in motion ажиллуулах, эхлүүлэх. v. дохих, зангах. motionless adj. хөдөлгөөнгүй. motion picture n. кино. -
2 table
n. 1. ширээ. The box is on/ under the \table. Хайрцаг ширээн дээр/ доор байна. reserve a \table (for two) at a restaurant ресторанд (хоёр хүний) ширээ захиалах. lay/ set the table хоолны ширээ засах. clear the \table ширээ цэвэрлэх/ арчих. 2. ширээнд сууж буй хүмүүс. The whole \table got up as she entered the room. Тэр бүсгүйг өрөөнд орж ирэхэд ширээнд сууж байсан бүх хүн босов. 3. дэс дараатай, эрэмбэ бүхий хүснэгт; амжилт харуулсан цэс/ мэдээлэл г.м. a \table of contents гарчиг, номын агуулга. a time\table цагийн хуваарь; multiplication \table үржүүлэх (үржүүлэхийн) хүрд. learn one's \table хүрдээ цээжлэх. Do you know your nine times \tables? Чи есийн хүрдийг мэдэх үү? 4. хоол, гүнцэг, зоог. at table хоолны үеэр, хооллох явцад. Children must to learn to behave at \table. Багачууд зөв хооллож сурах ёстой. be/ sit at table хооллох. 5. turn the tables on sb нөхцөл байдлыг урвуулан дээгүүр байр сууринд гарч ирэх. v. 1. хуралд хэлэлцүүлэхээр санал сэдэх/ гаргах. \table motion санал оруулах. The Opposition have \tabled several amendments to the Bill. Сөрөг хүчнийхэн хуулийн төсөлд хэд хэдэн засвар хийх санал дэвшүүлэв. 2. хүснэгт зохиох, хүснэгтлэх, хуваарь гаргах. 3. хойш тавих, хойшлуулах, дарах. tablecloth n. ширээний бүтээлэг. tableknife n. хоолны хутга. tableland n. өндөр тэгш газар, бэгэлцэг. table linen n. ширээний бүтээлэг, амны алчуур. table manners pl. n. зөв хооллох арга/ ёс заншил. table-mat n. аяга, тавагны доор тавьдаг суурь. tablespoon n. хоолны халбага. tablespoonful n. Add 3 \tables of water/ flour. 3 хоолны халбага ус/ гурил нэм. table tennis n. ширээний теннис. tableware n. хоолны таваг, хутга, сэрээ г.м. хоолны хэрэгсэл.
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