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n. 1. хамгаалалт. 2. харуул, хамгаалагч. 3. (US) (Brit warder) хуяг, харгалзагч. 4. харуул, манаа. 5. галт тэрэгний үйлчлэгч. 6. хамгаалагч, хамгаалах төхөөрөмж. 7. сонор сэрэмж, соргог байдал. stand guard (over sb/ sth) хамгаалах. v. манах, хамгаалах, харах. guard against sth/ doing sth -аас хамгаалах, сэрэмжлэх. \guard against disease өвчнөөс сэрэмжлэх. guarded adj. болгоомжтой, хаширлаж цэнэсэн. guardedly adv.
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