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1 expensive
adj. үнэтэй. expensively adv. -
2 exorbitant
adj. дэндүү/ хэт/ учиргүй өндөр (үнэ). exorbitantly adv.: \exorbitant expensive учиргүй үнэтэй. -
3 play
v. 1. \play (with sb/ sth) тоглох, наадах. \play with a toy тоглоомоор тоглох. 2. \play sth (on sb) тоглох, даажигнах. 3. (хөзөр, хөл бөмбөг, шатар г. м.) тоглох. He \plays (hockey) for Cleveland. Тэр, Кливленд багт (хоккей) тоглодог. 4. мөрийтэй тоглох. 5. (шатар, хөзөрт) нүүх. 6. хөгжим тоглох. 7. (кассет, компакт диск) тавих, тоглуулах. 8. хөгжим дуугарах/ тоглох. 9. жүжиг тоглох. 10. болж тоглох, дүр үзүүлэх. 11. (усан оргилуур) ажиллах. 12. гэрэл тусгах. play about/ around (with sb/ sth) 1. сээтэгнэх, аалигүйтэх. 2. юмаар оролдох, үймүүлэх. Don't \play around with my expensive tools! Миний үнэтэй багажаар бүү оролд! play along (with sb/ sth) зөвшөөрсөн дүр үзүүлэх, наанаа санал нэг юм шиг байх. play at sth/ being sth оромдох, ор нэр төдий хийх. play on тэмцээнийг үргэлжлүүлэх. play on/ upon sth (бусдын сэтгэлээр, зовлонгоор г. м.) тоглох. play oneself/ itself out хамаагүй болох, эрч нь сулрах, буурах. play (sb) up зовоох, төвөг удах, хүндрэл учруулах. play sth up дөвийлгөх. n. 1. (хүүхдийн) тоглох. a \play area хүүхэд тоглох газар. 2. тоглолт. 3. нүүх. 4. жүжгийн зохиол. 5. үйл ажиллагаа. 6. sport бөмбөг дамжуулах, комбинаци хийх. play-back n. давтан үзүүлэх. a television \play of the finish of the race уралдааны төгсгөлийн хэсгийг телевизээр давтан үзүүлэх. played-out adj. дууссан, барагдсан, шавхагдсан, хэрэггүй болсон. play-off n. шөвгийн тоглолт. -
4 prohibitive
adj. 1. дийлшгүй үнэтэй. 2. хориотой, хориглох. prohibitively adv. дийлшгүй, давшгүй үнэтэй. Private medical care is becoming \prohibitive expensive. Хувийн эмнэлгийн үйлчилгээ дийлшгүй үнэтэй болоод байна.
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