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adj. (-r, -st) 1. өргөн, өргөн уудам. a \wide river өргөн гол, мөрөн. 2. өргөнтэй. The room is twelve meter long and ten meter \wide. Энэ өрөө уртаараа арван хоёр, өргөнөөрөө арван метр. 3. их, гүн. a \wide audience өргөн олон үзэгч. 4. байдгаар нь нээсэн. Someone has left the door \wide open. Нэг нь хаалгыг цэлийтэл нь нээгээд орхичихож. 5. байгаа оноогүй. Her shot was \wide (of the target). Тэр байнаасаа хавьгүй хол буудсан байна. be/ fall wide of the mark байгаа оноогүй, эзнээ олоогүй, цаг барьдаггүй. give sb/ sth a wide berth зайгаа барих, дөлөх. These small creatures can be very fierce so it is advisable to give them a \wide berth. Наад жижигхэн амьтад чинь тун аюултай тул цаадуулаасаа холхон байсан нь өлзийтэй. adv. маш их, ихэд. with legs \wide apart байдгаараа алцайж зогссон. wide open хэн ялах нь тодорхойгүй, хурц өрсөлдөөнтэй (тэмцээн). wide open (to sth) өртөж болох. wide open to criticism шүүмжлэлд өртөх бүрэн боломжтой. wide awake 1. сэргэг, ер унтаагүй. 2. \wide (to sth) сонор сэрэмжтэй, бэлтгэлтэй. widely adv. 1. маш их, үлэмж. We differ \wide in our political views. Улс төрийн талаар бидний санаа бодол зөрдөг юм маш их бий. 2. өргөн, дэлгэр, гүн. His \wide read in Europe. Түүний зохиолыг уншдаг хүн Европт их байдаг. wide boy n. овжин, зальтай хүн. wide-eyed adj. нүд нь орой дээрээ гарсан. wide-range adj. өргөн цар хүрээтэй, их хэмжээний. be given \wide -ranging powers их хэмжээний эрх мэдэлтэй байх, a \wide-ranging speech олон асуудал хамарсан илтгэл.
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