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1 gulp
v. 1. \gulp sth (down) гуд гуд залгилах, том томоор үмхлэх, том балгах. 2. амьсгаа давхцах. 3. хий амаа ангалзуулах. gulp sth back сэтгэлийн хөдлөлийг барих. She \gulped back her tears and tried to smile. Тэр, нулимсаа барьж инээмсэглэхийг оролдов. n. балга, үмх. take a \gulp of cold milk хүйтэн сүүнээс балгах. drink a glass of whisky in one \gulp/ at a \gulp хундага вискийг хөнтрөх.
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gulp down — ˌgulp ˈdown [transitive] [present tense I/you/we/they gulp down he/she/it gulps down present participle gulping down past tense … Useful english dictionary
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