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n. 1. хэрэгцээ, шаардлага. His \want s are very simple. Түүнд их юм хэрэггүй. 2. \want of sth дутагдал, хомсдол. Your work shows \want of care. Таны ажил өөрийн чинь анзааргагүй байсныг харуулж байна. be in \want of sth юмаар дутагдах, гачигдах. The house in \want of repair. Байшинд засвар хийх шаардлагатай болжээ. for want of sth дутагдсан, гачигдсан учраас. She decided to accept the offer for \want of anything better. Илүү аятайхан зүйл үгүй байсан учраас тэр саналыг хүлээн авсан юм. v. 1. хүсэх, дурлах. Do you \want him to come? Та түүнийг ирээсэй гэж хүсэж байна уу? 2. шаардагдах, гачигдах, юм хэрэгтэй байх. Let me know how many copies you \want. Танд хэдэн хувь хэрэгтэйг мэдэгдээрэй. 3. хэрэгтэй, шаардлагатай, ёстой. You \want to be careful. Чи хянамгай байх хэрэгтэй шүү. 4. \want sb (for sth) эрэх, хайх, шаардагдах. You are \want ed immediately in the director`s office. Та даруй захирлын өрөөнд оч. not want to know (about sth) огт сонирхохгүй байх. I asked him for help but he didn`t \want to know(about my problems). Би түүнээс тусламж гуйсан авч надад юу тохиолдсоныг тэр мэдэхийг ч хүссэнгүй. want in/ out орж/ гарахыг хүсэх. The dog \want s in. Нохой орох гээд байна. want in/ into sth оролцох хүсэлтэй байх. He \want s in on the deal. Тэр наймаанд оролцох хүсэлтэй байна. want out/ out of sth гарах хүсэлтэй байх. He told them that he \want ed out of the gang. Бүлэглэлээс гарах хүсэлтэй байгаагаа тэр тэдэнд хэлсэн байна.
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