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1 nod
v. (-dd-) 1. толгой дохих. She \nodded (her head) in agreement. Тэр, толгой дохиж зөвшөөрөв. 2. \nod sth (at/ to sb) толгой дохиж мэндлэх. 3. толгойгоо гудайлгах. 4. салхинд найгах, ганхах. have a nodding acquaintance with sb/ sth зүс мэдэх/ таних. nod off дуг хийх, зүүрмэглэх. n. толгой дохих. give sb/ get the nod зөвшөөрөл өгөх/ олж авах. -
2 thought
n. 1. бодол. 2. анхаарал, халамж. 3. \thought of (doing) sth санаа бодол. You can give up all/ any \thoughts of marrying me Emma. Эмматай суух тухай бодлоо чи бүр мартвал дээр шүү. a penny for your thought за юу бодоод суучихсан бэ? perish the thought бурхан өршөөг, бурхны аврал. second thoughts; (US) second thought бодоосоо няцах, шийдвэрээсээ буцах. We had second \thoughts about buying the house when we met the neighbours. Хөрш саахалтын хүмүүстэй уулзаад бид байшинг худалдаж авах бодлоосоо няцлаа. that's a thought санадаг санаа, наадхи чинь ёстой зөв санаа байна. without a second thought бодлогогүйгээр, хөнгөн хуумгай. thoughtful adj. 1. бодлогошронгуй, бодолд автсан. His face took on a \thought expression. Тэр бодлогошронгуй царайтай болчихов. 2. бодолтой, хэрсүү. 3. өр зөөлөн, эелдэг хүн, халамжтай. It was very \thought of you to send the flowers. Цэцэг явуулсан тань тун эелдэг хэрэг боллоо. He was always \thought of his parents. Тэр, эцэг эхээ үргэлж халамжилдаг байв. thoughtfully adv. 1. бодлогошронгуй. She nodded \thought. Тэрбээр бодолд автан толгой дохилоо. 2. гүн утгатай, их юм бодсон байдалтай. thoughtless n. 1. бодолгүй, сэрэмжгүй, болгоомжгүй. 2. халамжгүй. v. see think.
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