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n. 1. ар, ар тал. 2. нуруу. 3. сандлын түшлэг/ ар. 4. (спорт) хамгаалагч. adj. 1. арын. \back seat арын суудал. 2. хуучин (сонин, сэтгүүлийн дугаар). adv. 1. арагшаа, хойшоо, ар тийшээ, хойно, ард. 2. буцааж, эргэж. Put the book \back on the shelf. Номыг буцаагаад тавиур дээр тавь. We had a break and then went \back to work. Бид завсарлаад дараа нь эргэж ажилдаа оров. 3. хариу болгож. If he kicks me, I'll kick him \back. Тэр намайг өшиглөвөл би хариу өшиглөнө. v. 1. туслах, мөнгөөр туслах. 2. ухрах, ухраах. 3. мөрий/ бооцоо тавих. 4. \back sth (with sth) арлах. The photograph was \backed with cardboard. Зургийг картоноор арласан байв. 5. найрал хөгжимтэй хамт дуулах. A singer \backed by a full orchestra. Бүрэн найрал хөгжимтэй хамт дуулсан дуучин. backer n. 1. ивээн тэтгэгч. 2. бооцоо тавигч.
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