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1 tide
n. 1. татлага, түрлэг, далайн түлхлэг. The \tide carried the boat out to sea. Далайн татлага завийг задгай далайд аваачив. 2. түлхлэг ус. 3. урсгал, хандлага. The \tide turned in our favour. Нөхцөл байдал бидэнд сайнаар эргэв. 4. цаг үе, улирал. Christmastide Зул сарын баярын үе. go, swim, etc with the tide бусдаас ялгаралгүй явах. go, swim, etc against the tide өөрийнхөө санаснаар явах, урсгал сөрөх. v. урсгалаар хөвөх. tide sb over туслах, дэмжих. This will \tide me over till next month. Үүгээр би дараа сарыг хүргэчихнэ. -
2 sight
n. 1. нүдний хараа. lose one's \sight сохрох, хараагүй болох. keen \sight хурц хараа. 2. \sight of sth/ sb бараа. After ten days at sea we had our first \sight of land. Арван хоног далайд аялсны эцэст бид анх удаагаа газрын бараа харлаа. 3. харагдалт, нүдэнд харагдах. 4. үзэмж. 5. овоо хараа. 6. sights түүхт дурсгалын газрууд. at/ on sight дөнгөж харагдмагц, үзэгдэнгүүт. hate, be sick of, etc the sight of sb/ sth үзэн ядах, харахаас нүд нь хорсох, нүдэнд хүйтэн харагдах. in the sight of sb/ in sb's sight бодлоор бол. v. олж харах. sighted adj. хараатай, сохор биш.
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