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n. 1. унаатай аялал, зугаалга. 2. гудамж руу гарах зам. 3. хүсэл тачаал. 4. кампанит ажил. 5. хүч, урам зориг. 6. машины араа. v. (drove, driven) 1. унаагаар явах/ хүргэж өгөх. 2. тэрэг барих, жолоодох. Can you \drive ? Tа тэрэг барьж чадах уу? 3. туух. 4. хөдөлгөх. 5. цохих, шаах. He drove the nail into the wood. Tэр, модонд хадаас шаав. drive a wedge between sb and sb хоёр хүний хооронд яс хаях. drive off хөдлөх, яваад өгөх. drive sb/ sth out (of sth) хөөж явуулах, шахах, түрэх.
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