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1 distinct
adj. 1. тод. \distinct footprints in the snow цасан дээрх хөлийн тод мөр. 2. \distinct (from sth) өөр, ангид, салангид, ондоо. Mozart's musical style is quite \distinct from Beethoven's. Моцартын хөгжим Бетховеныхоос шал ондоо. 3. тодорхой, илэрхий. distinctly adv. -
2 unappealing
adj. таагүй, хүсэшгүй. The prospect of studying for more five years was distinctly \unappealing. Дахиад таван жил сурна гэдэг тэгтлээ хүсэхээр зүйл байсангүй. -
3 unimpressed
adj. \unimpressed (by/ with sb/ sth) таалагдаагүй, урам хугарсан. We were distinctly \unimpressed by/ with the food in the hotel. Зочид буудлын хоол бидэнд үнэхээр таалагдаагүй. -
4 vex
v. уурлуулах, уцаарлуулах. vexation n. уур унтуу, уцаар. vexatious adj. уур хүрмээр, дургүй хүрмээр. vexed adj. 1. \vex (at/ with sb/ sth) 1. цухалдсан, эгдүү нь хүрсэн. She looked distinctly \vex. Тэр нилээн цухалдсан янзтай байв. 2. хурц, ихэд яригдаж буй (асуудал). Тackle the \vex issue/ question of immigration. Хурц болоод буй цагаачдын асуудлыг шийдэх.
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