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1 upside down
adj, adv. 1. уруугаа харсан, хөл толгой нийлсэн. Why is he reading his newspaper \upside down ? Тэр эр сониноо яагаад уруу нь харуулан уншиж байгаа юм бол? 2. эмх замбараагүй. Burglars had turned the house \upside down. Хулгайч нар байрыг орвонгоор нь эргүүлсэн байв. -
2 turn
v. 1. эргэх, эргүүлэх. 2. \turn (sb/ sth) (over) эргүүлэх, эргүүлж тавих. 3. эргэх, байршил, чиглэлийг өөрчлөх. 4. чиглүүлэх, онилох, хандуулах. 5. \turn (round) sth тойрох, эргэх. The car \turned (round) the corner and disappeared from sight. Машин булан тойроод бараа нь тасрав. 6. (зам, гол мөрөн) мурийх, тохойрох. 7. нугарах, тонгорох, эргэх. 8. болох, өнгө/ байдал нь өөрчлөгдөх, хувирах. The milk \turned sour in the heat. Халуунд сүү гашлав. Leaves \turn brown in autumn. Намар навчис шарладаг. 9. болох, хүрэх. She \turned forty last June. Тэр, өнгөрсөн зургаан сард дөч хүрэв. It's \turned midnight. Шөнө дунд болсон байв. turn (sb) against sb муудах, муудалцуулах, эсрэг тавих. turn sb away (from sth) 1. нүүр буруулах. 2. оруулахгүй байх, хөөх. turn (sb/ sth) back буцаах, ухраах. turn sb/ sth down голох, татгалзах. turn sb down намсгах, чимээгүй болгох, унтраах. Please \turn the volume down - it's much too loud. Хэтэрхий чанга байна. Дуугий нь намсгаач. turn in 1. дотогшоо. 2. унтах, унтахаар хэвтэх. turn sb in цагдаад хэлэх, барьж өгөх. turn sth in 1. буцааж өгөх. 2. хаях, болих. turn in on oneself дуугаа хураах, дотроо шаналах. turn sth inside out/ upside down 1. үймүүлэх, сандаачих. 2. орвонгоор нь эргүүлэх. turn (sb) off жигших. turn sth off хаах, унтраах. turn on sb гэнэт дайрах, довтлох. turn on sth онцлох, гол болгох. turn on sth/ doing sth хамаарах, шалтгаалах. turn sth on асаах, залгах. turn sb/ sth out гаргах, үйлдвэрлэх. turn sth out унтраах. turn sb out (of/ from sth) хөөх, хөөж гаргах. turn out to be sb/ sth; turn out that... тийм болох нь мэдэгдэх, илрэх. turn over (хөдөлгүүр) асах. turn sth over 1. (хөдөлгүүр) асаах. 2. сайтар бодох, тунгаах. 3. мөнгө эргүүлэх, бизнес хийх. 4. (дэлгүүр) бараагаа зарж дуусгах. 5. sl дээрэмдэх. turn to 1. хандах. 2. болох, хувирах. turn up 1. гарч ирэх, олдох. 2. ирэх, үзэгдэх. 3. аз дайрах. turn sth up 1. (дуу) намсгах. 2. (өмд, бошинз, г.м.) дороос нь нугалах, хасах/ богиносгох. 3. малтаж гаргах. n. 1. эргэлт. 2. өөрчлөлт. 3. ээлж, дараалал. 4. тус. 5. урлагийн үзүүлбэр, гараа, тоглолт. 6. өвчин хөдлөх. at every turn алхам тутам. turn-about n. огцом эргэлт, эрс өөрчлөлт. turn-up n. 1. өмдний шуумгийг гадагш нь эргүүлэх. 2. гайхаш.
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