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v. (laid) 1. тавих, хэвтээгээр байрлуулах. \lay a cable кабель тавих. 2. тараах, дэлгэх. 3. хучих, бүтээх, давхарлах. 4. тохох, тулгах, даалгах, үүрүүлэх. 5. (үйл явдал хаа нэгтээ) болох, өрнөх. 6. see lie. lay sth aside 1. хаях, болих, орхих. 2. хадгалах, цааш нь хийх. lay sth down 1. болих, хойш нь тавих, зогсоох. 2. (газар шороонд) тавих. \lay down a railway track төмөр зам тавих. 3. (хууль, журам) тогтоох. lay sth in нөөцлөх, нөөцтэй болох. lay into sb/ sth дайрах, давшлах, доромжлох. lay off (sth) зогсоох, хэрэглэхээ болих. lay sb off ажлаас халах. lay sth on зохион байгуулах. lay sb out нам цохих/ тавих. lay sth out 1. дэлгэх. 2. танилцуулах, толилуулах. 3. мөнгө үрэх/ зарцуулах. lay over үдлэх, буудаллах. lay sth up хадгалах, цааш нь хийх, нөөцлөх. adj. 1. юм мэдэхгүй, мэргэжлийн бус. 2. хар, төрийн.
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