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1 knee
n. өвдөг. be/ go on one's knees өвдөг сөхрөх. v. kneed өвдөглөх, өвдгөөрөө цохих. kneecap n. anat. тойг. v. тойг руу нь буудах буюу тойгыг нь хага цохиж тамлах. knee-deep adj. өвдгөөр. The snow was \knee in places. Зарим газраа цас өвдгөөр татаж байлаа. kneel v. (knelt, knelt) сөгдөх, өвдөг сөхрөх. -
2 weak
adj. (-er, -est) 1. сул, дорой. She is still \weak after her illness. Өвчилснөөсөө хойш тэр одоо хир сайн тэнхрээгүй л байна. 2. муу, тааруухан. That bridge is too \weak to carry heavy traffic. Энэ гүүр том даацын ачааны машиныг даахааргүй муу юм. 3. шийдэмгий бус, зориггүй. He`s too \weak to be a good leader. Тэр сайн удирдагч болоход хэт шийдэмгий бус хүн. 4. сулхан, хүч муутай. a \weak economy сулхан эдийн засаг. 5. өвчтэй. My eyesight is rather \weak. Миний хараа ч тааруухан шүү. weak in the knees унах шахан, арай ядан зогсох. weak in he head маанаг/ тэнэг хүн. the weak ядуучууд.
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