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n. 1. дайн, байлдаан, тулалдаан. The border incident led to \war between the two countries. Хилийн будлиан хоёр улсыг дайн байлдаанд хүргэжээ. declare a war дайн зарлах. 2. \war (against/ on sb/ sth) тэмцэл. The doctors are working together in the \war against disease. Эмч нар бүгдээрээ өвчний эсрэг тэмцэл явуулж байна. go to war (against/ with sb/ sth) дайн зарлах. have been in the wars дайн тулаанд орсон мэт. You look as if you`ve been in the wars. Чи жинхэнэ дайн тулаанд орсон хүн шиг л харагдаж байх чинь. warring adj. зөрчилтэй, дайтаж буй. \war tribes дайтаж буй омгийнхон. war crime n. цэргийн гэмт хэрэг. war criminal цэргийн гэмт хэрэгтэн. war cry n. цэргийн уухай, уриа. war dance n. дайны бүжиг. war of nerves n. сэтгэхүйн дайн, сэтгэл санааны дайн. war of words n. хэл амаараа дайтах. war-torn adj. дайнд эдвэж сүйдсэн. v. дайтах, тулалдах.
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