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1 bother
n. төвөг, яршиг. v. 1. \bother sb (about/ with sth) төвөг удах, саад болох. Does my smoking \bother you? Тамхи татвал танд саад болох уу? 2. санааг нь зовоох. What's bothering you? Та юунд зовоо вэ? 3. \bother about sb/ sth санаа/ сэтгэл зовох. bothersome adj. төвөгтэй, яршигтай, сэтгэл зовоосон. -
2 spot
n. 1. цэг, толбо, бидэр. 2. биеэр туурсан юм. 3. газар. \spot for a picnic салхинд зугаалах газар. 4. байдал, төлөв. 5. дусал. 6. жаахан/ ялихгүй юм. I'm having a \spot of bother with my car. Машин маань жаахан доголдоод байна. 7. байр, дугаар. on the spot 1. шууд, газар дээрээ. 2. эвгүй/ хэцүү байдалд. v. (-tt-) 1. олж харах. She spotted her friend in the crowd. Тэр, найзыгаа олон хүний дундаас олж харав. 2. бороо хаях/ дуслах. spotted adj. цоохор, толботой. spotter n. 1. ологч, илрүүлэгч. 2. тагнуулын онгоц. spotless adj. 1. цэвэр цэмцгэр, цэвэрхэн. 2. өө сэвгүй, цэвэр ариун, шударга. spotty adj. 1. сэвхтэй, улаан юм туурсан, цоохор. a \spot complexion цоохор нүүр. 2. цоохор, цэгтэй, толботой. 3. алаг, цоог.
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