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n. 1. ам, нүх, хаалга. 2. (also hatchway) нисэх онгоцны доод талын нүх. 3. усан онгоцны нээлхий. 4. байрны ханан дахь нүх. 5. сансрын хөлөг, нисэх онгоцны хаалга. an escape \hatch аюул тулгарсан үед хэрэглэх хаалга. v. 1. \hatch (out) өндөг дарах. 2. \hatch sth (up) хуйвалдах, төлөвлөх. What mischief are those children\hatching up? Тэр хүүхдүүд ямар гээч болохгүй юм хийхээр төлөвлөж байгаа бол? hatchery n. торниулагч.
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