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adj. 1. үхсэн, амьгүй. a \dead person үхсэн хүн. 2. мэдээ алдсан. 3. ядарсан, эцсэн, туйлдсан. 4. мөхсөн, үгүй болсон. 5. чимээгүй, нам гүм. adv. 1. бүр, бүрмөсөн, туйлын, тун, их. I'm \dead tired. Би маш их ядарч байна. 2. яг. n. the dead талийгаач. in the/ at dead of night шөнө дунд. in the dead of winter дүн өвөл. dead beat adj. туйлын ядарсан.
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