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1 tickle
n. гижиг. v. 1. гижигдэх, гижиг хүргэх. 2. загатнах. My nose \tickles. Миний хамар загатнаад байх юм. 3. зугаацуулах, хөгжөөх. tickle to death ихэд баярлуулах. be tickled pink хагартлаа баярлах. ticklish adj. 1. инээд муутай, гижигтэй. 2. төвөгтэй, ээдрээтэй. -
2 fancy
n. 1. хоосон маяг, олон ааш. Take no notice - it's just an old woman's \fancy. Бүү анхаар - энэ бол ердөө настай эмэгтэйн олон аашны нэг. 2. ургуулан бодох чадвар. take a \fancy to sb/ sth хүн/ юманд анхаарал татагдах. take/ tickle sb's fancy шууд таалагдах, эзэмдэх. The idea tickled his \fancy. Энэ санааг тэр шууд хүлээн авав. adj. ер бусын, чамин, хээнцэр, маш үнэтэй. v. 1. хүсэх, дуртай байх, таалагдах. I \fancy a swim. Би сэлэх дуртай. 2. бодох, төсөөлөх. fancy oneself биеэ тоох, өөрийгөө хэт үнэлэх. fancy dress n. багт наадмын хувцас. fancy-free adj. (юу хүссэнээ хийж болохоор) сул чөлөөтэй. -
3 slap
v. (-pp-) 1. алгадах. He slapped me on the back and said `Congratulations!' Тэр миний мөрөн дээр алгадаад "Баяр хүргэе!" гэв. 2.... -руу шидэх, чулуудах. slap sb about/ around үргэлж зодож нүдэж байх. n. алгадах. slap and tickle шов шов үнсэлцэх. a slap in the face доромжлол. a slap on the wrist донгодох, сануулаад өнгөрөх. adv. (also slap-bang) 1. шууд, чигээрээ. 2. яг.
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