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1 glove
n. бээлий. woolen/ leather \gloves ноосон/ савхин бээлий. gloved adj. бээлийтэй, бээлий өмссөн. -
2 pair
n. 1. хос, хоёр/ хосоороо юм. a \pair of gloves нэг хос бээлий. a \pair of binoculars хоёр нүдний дуран. the happy \pair аз жаргалтай хосууд. a \pair of swans хос хун. a coach and \pair хос морь хөлөглөсөн тэрэг. in pairs хосоороо, хосоор нь. v. 1. хос болгох, хослуулах. 2. (амьтан) нийлэх. pair up (with sb) нэг тал болж тоглох, хамтрах, хоёул нийлэх. -
3 tan
v. (-nn-) 1. наранд шарах/ борлох, борлуулах. Some people \tan quickly. Зарим хүмүүс амархан борлодог. 2. малын арьс, шир элдэх/ идээлэх. tanned skin илэг, элдсэн арьс. be or get tanned элдэгдэх, элдүүр авах. tan sb's hide sl. арьсы нь хуулаад өгөх. n. ухаа шарга өнгө/ зүс; наранд шарагдсан арьсны бор хүрэн өнгө. \tan leather gloves ухаа шаргал өнгийн илгэн/ савхин бээлий. He has a good \tan from working in the sun. Тэр, наранд ажиллаад сайн борлож авчээ. adj. ухаа шаргал. tannery n. арьс элддэг/ боловсруулдаг газар, арьс ширний үйлдвэр. -
4 wool
n. 1. ноос, унгас. 2. ноосон давуу/ утас. pull the wool over sb`s eyes нүдийг нь хуурах, хуурч мэхлэх. dyed-in-the-wool засаршгүй, үзэл бодлоос нь өөрчлөх аргагүй. woollen (US woolen) adj. ноосон. \wool gloves ноосон бээлий. woollens (US woolens) n. нэхмэл ноосон эд. woolly (US wooly) adj. 1. ноосон, ноосорхуу. \wool sheep ноос ихтэй хонь. 2. (also wooly-headed, woolly-minded) учир нь олдохгүй, тодорхой бус, ойлгомжгүй (санаа, бодол). wool-gathering n. алмай, хайнга.
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