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1 quite
adv. 1. яг, тун, бүр. I \quite agree with you. Би бүр тантай санал нийлж байна. Your boy is a \quite a man now. Хүү чинь бүр эр хүн болжээ. Quite right. Тун зөв. 2. овоо, зэгсэн, сүрхий. She is \quite pretty. Овоо царайлаг бүсгүй юм. quitter n. 1. хулчгар хүн. 2. залхуу хүн. not quite бараг, арай бага, арай л биш. It`s almost like in Alps, but not \quite. Энд бараг Альпад байгаа юм шиг мөртлөө, арай л өөр юм. a good few, quite a few, not a few, quite a lot (of) нилээн их, тун их. \quite a few of my friends are vegetarian. Миний найз нарын ихэнх нь цагаан хоол иддэг юм. quite a, quite some сонин, ер бусын. quite something тун сонин, гайхалтай. You decorated the whole house yourself? That`s \quite something! Байшингаа бүгдийг нь та л ганцаараа янзалсан юмуу? Ёстой гайхамшигтай юм байна! -
2 few
n. the few цөөнх. pron. цөөн, цөөхөн. She has very \few friends. Тэр цөөхөн найзтай. few and far between цөөхөн тохиолдох/ болох/ олдох. quite a few, a good few олон, олон тооны. a few хэдэн, цөөн, цөөн тооны, хэдхэн. adj. (-er, -est) цөөн, цөөхөн, хэдэн. -
3 hit
n. 1. цохилт. That was a good \hit! Ёстой сайхан цохилоо доо! 2. амжилтад хүрсэн бүтээл. \hit songs/ records шилдэг дуу/ бичлэг. Her new movie is a smash \hit. Түүний тоглосон шинэ кино нь үнэхээр сайн юм. make a hit (with sb) хүнд таалагдах, сайн ойлголцох. You've made quite a \hit with Bill. Чи ч Биллтэй давгүй сайн нийцэж байна шүү. hit parade n. шилдэг дууны жагсаалт. v. (-tt-) (pt, pp hit) 1. цохих, зодох. My parents never used to \hit me. Эцэг эх минь надад гар хүрч байсан удаа ер үгүй. 2. мөргөх, дайрах. The lorry \hit the lamppost. Ачааны машин шонгийн мод мөргөчихжээ. 3. \hit sth (to sth) цохих, мөргөчих. He \hit his head on the low ceiling. Тэр намхан адарт толгойгоо цохичихжээ. 4. бөмбөг цохих. 5. хүнд тусах, муугаар нөлөөлөх. The tax increases will certainly \hit the poor. Татвар нэмэгдсэн нь ядуучуудад хүндээр тусах нь ойлгомжтой. 6. дайрах. 7. хүрэх. 8. онох. He \hit the target. Тэр байгаа оножээ. 9. гэнэт санах. I couldn't remember where I'd seen him before, and then it suddenly \hit me. Түүнийг урьд нь хаана харснаа би эхлээд ер мэдэхгүй байснаа гэнэт саналаа шүү. hit the bottle архинд орох, архи эргүүлэх. hit the ceiling/ roof огцом уурсах, гэнэт уурлах. hit the deck газар унах. hit sb (straight/ right) in the eye нүдэнд тусах, илт мэдэгдэх. hit the road аян замдаа гарах, аяллаа эхлэх. hit back хариу зэмлэх, хариу шүүмжлэх, хариу барих. hit on/ upon sth гэнэт санах, санаа олох. hit out (at sb) дайрах, довтлох, өдөх. hit-and-miss (alsо hit-or-miss) n. хайш яаш хийгдсэн эд, баталгаагүй зүйл. hit-and-run adj. 1. хүн дайрчихаад зугтах. 2. жолооч нь зугтсан замын осол. 3. гэнэтийн дайралт. hit list n. хар данс. Which industries are on the government's privatization \hit list? Засгийн газрын өмч хувьчлалын хар дансанд ямар үйлдвэрүүд орсон байна вэ? hit man n. хөлсний алуурчин. -
4 thing
n. 1. эд, юм. Put your \things away. Юмаа цааш нь хураа. He told them many interesting \things. Тэр, тэдэнд зөндөө сонин юм ярив. 2. ажил хэрэг. The doctor had many \things to do. Эмч их ажилтай байв. 3. хувцас хунар. 4. нөхцөл байдал. \thing are going from bad to worse. Байдал бүр муудаж байна. A is one thing, B is another thing энэ чинь өөр хэрэг. Teasing is one \thing, threats of violence is quite another. Шоглож наадах нэг хэрэг, харин зодож нүдэхээр сүрдүүлсэн бол огт өөр юм шүү. all/ other thing being equal бүх юм энэ чигээрээ байвал, ийм янзтай байвал. be onto a good thing ашиг орлоготой байх, сайн явах. for one thing учраас, улмаас. above all things юуны түрүүнд. not know, etc the first thing about sth/ sb ер мэдэхгүй, огт дуулаагүй байх. one (damned, etc) thing after another бүх юм бүтэлгүйтэх, уруудах. there's only one thing for it үүнд ганц л арга байна.
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