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1 effect
n. 1. үр дүн. 2. үр нөлөө, үр ашиг. 3. сэтгэгдэл. v. төрүүлэх, гаргах, бий болгох. -
2 after
adv. 1. ард, хойно. 2. дараа. She followed on \after. Тэр араас явж байв. prep. 1. дараа, дараачийн. the day \after tomorrow нөгөөдөр. 2. хойно, ард нь, араас. 3. ар араасаа, цувран. 4. хойно, хожим. 5. адил, -ийн маягаар, -аар. A painting \after Rubens. Рубенсийн маягаар зурсан зураг. We've named the baby \after you. Бид хүүхдийг чиний нэрээр нэрлэсэн. 6. тухай, талаар. conj. -ний дараа. adj. дараачийн. after-effect n. балаг, уршиг, харгай. -
3 hypnosis
n. гипноз, ховс. undergo \hypnosis in an effort to stop smoking тамхинаас гарахын тулд ховсдох эмчилгээ хийлгэх. put a person under hypnosis ховсдох, гипнозд оруулах. hypnotic adj. 1. бие тавируулах, тайвшруулах. The music had a \hypnosis effect on her. Хөгжмийн эгшгэнд тэр бүр тайвшрав. 2. нойрны эм. hypnotizm n. ховсдлого хийдэг байх, гипноз хийдэг байх.
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