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n. 1. төмөр утас. 2. цахилгаан утас. v. 1. \wire A (on) to B; \wire A and B together утсаар боох/ холбох. 2. цахилгаанд холбох. As soon as equipment \wired up, you can use it. Тоног төхөөрөмжинд цахилгаан холбосон даруйд та түүнийг ашиглаж болно. 3. цахилгаан утас өгөх. He \wired to his brother to send some money. Жаахан мөнгө явуулаач гэж тэр ахдаа цахилгаан явуулжээ. 4. \wire sth to sb илгээх, гуйвуулах. \wire money to sb/ \wire sb money мөнгө гуйвуулах. pull wires; pull strings нэр нөлөөгөө ашиглах. Her father pulled a few wires/ strings to get her into university. Түүнийг их сургуульд чихэхийн тулд аав нь танил талаа ашигласан юм. wiry adj. 1. шөрмөстэй, шандастай. 2. төмөр утас шиг. \wire hair ширүүн үстэй. wiring n. 1. цахилгаан сүлжээ. wire-cutter n. хазах эмтлүүр. wire netting n. хашааны төмөр утас. wire-tapping n. бусдын утсыг нууцаар сонсох. wireless n. 1. радио. I`ve heard it on the \wire. Үүнийг би радиогоор сонссон юм.
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