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1 absent
adj. 1. \absent from sth байхгүй, эзгүй. 2. үгүйлэгдсэн, дутагдсан, байхгүй, -гүй. 3. гөлөргөн, алмай. an \absent look гөлөргөн харц. v. \absent oneself (from sth) таслах, очихгүй байх. -
2 unaccountable
adj. 1. тайлбарлашгүй, ухагдахгүй. an \unaccountable increase in cases of disease өвчлөлтийн тохиолдол ихэссэн тайлбарлашгүй явдал. 2. \unaccountable (to sb/ sth) тайлангүй, хяналтгүй. government departments that are \unaccountable to the general public олон нийтэд тайлан тавих албагүй засгийн газрын хороод. unaccountably adv. тайлбаргүй, шалтгаангүй. He was \unaccountable absent from the meeting. Ямар нэгэн шалтгааны улмаас тэр уулзалтад оролцсонгүй. unaccounted adj. \unaccountable for 1. байхгүй, эзэнгүй. One passenger is still \unaccountable for. Нэг зорчигч одоо болтол олдоогүй байна. 2. үл мэдэх, тайлбарлашгүй.
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absent — UK US /ˈæbsənt/ adjective ► HR not at work or at the place where you are expected to be: absent from sth »Anna s been absent from work for four days with flu. ► not existing in a particular place: absent from sth »Any mention of prices is… … Financial and business terms
absent without leave — ab·sent with·out leave: absent from one s place of duty in the armed forces without authority Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996. absent without leave … Law dictionary
absent without leave — n. Mil. absent from duty without official permission but with no intention of deserting: abbrev. AWOL … English World dictionary
absent without leave — absent from military duties without authorization, AWOL … English contemporary dictionary
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absent — I adj. absent from (she was absent from school) II v. (D; refl.) to absent from (to absent oneself from a meeting) * * * [ æbs(ə)nt] absent from (she was absent from school) (D; refl.) to absent from (to absent oneself from a meeting) … Combinatory dictionary
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absent — adj. VERBS ▪ be ▪ remain ADVERB ▪ completely, entirely, quite, totally, wholly … Collocations dictionary
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