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indef. art. (also an before a vowel sound) 1. ямар нэг, нэгэн. a man хүн, нэгэн хүн. a book ном, нэгэн ном. 2a. (бутархай ба тооны нэрийн өмнө ордог бөгөөд нэг гэсэн утгатай): a fifth of the population хүн амын тавны нэг. 2b. (юмны хэмжээ заасан үгийн өмнө байх ба орчуулагдахгүй): a few weeks цөөхөн долоо хоног. a great many times маш олон удаа. 3. (and холбоостой цогц утга бүхий хос нэр үгийн өмнө ордог ба орчуулагдахгүй): a knife and fork хутга сэрээ хоёр. 4. гэгч, хэмээх. A Mr Green is waiting to see you. Тантай уулзахаар ноён Грин гэгч хүлээж байна. 5. (хүмүүс ба эд юмсын аль анги, төрөлд хамаарахыг заадаг): The car was a Volvo, not a Saab. Тэр машин Сааб биш Волво байв. 6. (үгүйсгэх өгүүлбэрт) юу ч: He didn't tell us a thing about his trip. Тэр, аяллынхаа талаар бидэнд юу ч ярьсангүй. 7. (хэн нэгэнд хамаатай эсэхийг заасан нэр үгийн өмнө ордог бөгөөд нэг гэсэн утгатай): He is a friend of my father's. Тэр бол аавын минь найз нарын нэг. It's a habit of Sally's. Энэ бол Сэллигийн зуршлуудын нэг. 8. (зураач ба бусад уран бүтээлчийн нэрийн өмнө орж тухайн бүтээл хэнийх болохыг заадаг): This painting is a Rembrandt. Энэ зураг бол Рембрандтынх. 9. (half/ rather/ such/ what/ many зэргийн дараах нэр үгтэй зайлшгүй байдаг): I've never met such a nice girl. Ийм нэгэн хөөрхөн охинтой би учирч явсангүй. 10. (тодотголтой хийсвэр нэрийн өмнө ордог): We're looking for someone with a good knowledge of German. Бид герман хэл сайн мэддэг хүн эрж байна.
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