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  • 1 wake

    v. (pt woke, pp woken) 1. wake (up)(to sth) сэрэх. \wake up! It`s eight o`clock. Сэрээрэй! Найман цаг болж байна. 2. wake sb (up) сэрээх, сануулах. They woke him up early. Тэд түүнийг өглөө эрт сэрээв. \wake memories of the past өнгөрсөн улирлсныг санагдуулах. wake up сэргээх, урамшуулах. wake up to sth ойлгох, ухаарах. He hasn`t yet woken up the seriousness of the situation. Нөхцөл байдал ноцтой болоод байгааг тэр одоо хир гүйцэд ухаараагүй байгаа. n. 1. in the wake of sth үр дагавар, уршиг, дагалдах. Outbreaks of the disease ocurred in the \wake of the drought. Ган гачигийн үр дагавар болон өвчин эмгэг газар авав. 2. хойтын буян үлдэх. wakeful adj. 1. нойргүй, сэрүүн байх. 2. сэрүүн, сэргэг. waken v. 1. нойрноос сэрэх. 2. сэрээх. waking n. нойргүй, сэрүүн.

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  • 2 sharp

    adj. (-er, -est) 1. хурц. 2. огцом, шовх, эгц. 3. тод. 4. сэргэлэн, цовоо. adv. 1. яг. at twelve \sharp/ noon \sharp яг жин үд голлон байхад. It is eight \sharp. Яг найм болж байна. at five o'clock \sharp яг таван цагт. 2. гэнэт, огцом. sharpen v. \sharp (sth) (up) ирлэх, үзүүрлэх, хурц болгох/ болох. sharpener n. ирлэгч, үзүүрлэгч. a pencil-\sharp харандаа үзүүрлэгч. sharpish adj. хурцхан, их хурц. adv. маш түргэн/ хурдан. sharply adv. 1. огцом. 2. хурц. sharp-eyed adj. хурц хараатай, ажигч, гярхай.

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