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n. 1. зүрх. have \heart troubles/ disease зүрх муутай; зүрхний эмгэгтэй/ өвчтэй. 2. зүрх сэтгэл. at heart сэтгэлдээ, зүрхэндээ. from one's heart чин сэтгэлээсээ. cry one's heart out дотроо онгойтол уйлах. 3. мөн чанар, утга, агуулга, учир. get to the heart of a subject хэргийн учрыг олох. 4. гол, цөм. In the \heart of the forest. Ойн гүнд. 5. зориг, зүрх. lose heart зүрх алдах. 6. (хөзөрт) бундан. ten of \hearts бундангийн арав. dear sweet-\heart хонгор минь, хайрт минь. from the (bottom of one's) heart чин сэтгэлээсээ, чин сэтгэлийнхээ угаас. This advice comes from the \heart. Үүнийг би чин сэтгэлээсээ зөвлөж байгаа юм шүү. give one's heart to sb/ sth хүчтэй дурлах, хайр сэтгэлээ өгөх. have one's heart in one's mouth зүрх нь амаараа гарах шахсан, ихэд айсан, тун цочирдсон. take sth to heart ихэд эмзэглэх. with all one's heart/ one's whole heart бүх сэтгэлээрээ, сэтгэл зүрхээрээ, туйлын их. -hearted adj. зүрхтэй, сэтгэлтэй. kind-\heart сайхан сэтгэлтэй. heartless adj. хатуу сэтгэлтэй. heartlessness n. хатуу сэтгэлтэй байх. heart attack n. зүрхний шигдээс. My father nearly had a \heart attack when he found how much we'd spent. Биднийг хэр их мөнгө үрснийг олж мэдээд аавын зүрх хаагдчих шахсан шүү. heart-rending adj. өр өвдөм, зүрх шимшрэм. heart-stopping adj. ухаан алдмаар, туйлын сонирхолтой, маш эгзэгтэй. a \heart-stopping match туйлын сонирхолтой тоглолт. heart-to-heart adj. илэн далангүй яриа. heart-warming adj. баярламаар, сэтгэл догдлом.
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