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v. 1. \wink (at sb) нүдээ ирмэх. He \winked at me to show that he was playing a joke on the others. Бусдаар тоглоом хийж буйгаа ойлгуулах гэж тэр над руу нүд ирмэв. 2. анивчих, мяралзах. as easy as winking гялс, даруй, хоромхон зуур. wink at sth хараагүй юм шиг өнгөрөх, буруу харан өнгөрөх. n. нүд ирмэх. He gave me a meaningful \wink. Тэрбээр над руу учиртайхан нүд ирмээдхэв. a nod is as good as a wink дохио өгөхөд л хангалттай. not get/ have a wink of sleep; not sleep a wink цурам хийлгүй, унтаагүй чигээрээ. tip sb the wink сэрэмжлүүлэх, сануулах. have/ take forty winks зүүрмэглэх, нүдний хор гаргах.
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