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n. 1. \break (in sth) хагархай, цоорхой, цөмөрхий. a \break in a fence хашааны цоорхой. 2. зай, завсар. 3. завсарлага. 4. өөрчлөлт. 5. хагарал, харьцаа муудах. 6. завшаан. give sb a \break завшаан олгох. a lucky \break аз. v. (broke, broken) 1. хагарах, хэмхрэх, эвдрэх. 2. хагалах, хугалах, хэмхлэх, эвдэх. 3. зөрчих, цуцлах, буцах. \break the law хууль зөрчих. 4. завсарлах, түр амрах. 5. мохоох, хугалах. 6. эвдрэх, муудах. 7. сургах. break in a bronco эмнэг сургах. 8. дээд амжилт тогтоох. break away зугтах, гараас мултрах. break down 1. цохих буюу өшиглөх замаар юмыг эвдэх. 2. эвдрэх, зогсох. The car broke down. Машин эвдэрчээ. 3. нурах, бүтэлгүй болох. 4. сэтгэлээ үл барин инээж буюу уйлж эхлэх. break in 1. эвдэж/ цөмрөн орох. 2. бусдын яриаг таслах. 3. шинэ ажил/ байдалтай танилцуулах. break into 1. эвдэж орох, хүчээр нэвтрэх. 2. юмыг гэнэт хийж эхлэх. She broke into song. Тэр гэнэт дуулж гарав. 3. хадгалсан юмнаасаа авч хэрэглэх. We had to \break into our savings to pay for their repairs. Бид засварын хөлсийг төлөхийн тулд хадгаламжнаасаа мөнгө авлаа. break off 1. таслах, салгах. 2. салж унах. 3. харьцаагаа таслах. 4. таслах. She started talking, then broke off when the telephone rang. Түүнийг ярьж байтал утас дуугарч түүний яриаг таслав. break out 1. дэгдэх, гарах. A fire broke out at the factory. Yйлдвэрт гал гарав. 2. оргох, зугтах, босох. break up 1. бутрах, хэдэн хэсэг болох, бутлах. 2. дуусах. The meeting broke up after only half an hour. Цуглаан ердөө хагас цагийн дараа дуусав. 3. харьцаагаа таслах, гэрлэлтээ цуцлах, салах. 4. сургууль, коллежийн амрах. 5. хөөх, тараах. The police broke up the meeting. Цагдаа нар цуглааныг тараав.
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