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1 chess
n. шатар. play \chess шатар тоглох. -
2 beat
v. (beat, beaten) 1. цохих, балбах, гүвэх. Somebody was beating at the door. Хүн хаалга цохиж байв. She was beating the dust out of the carpet. Тэр, хивс гүвж байлаа. 2. \beat against/ on sth/ sb (бороо, салхи, мөндөр) нүдэх. 3. \beat sth (up) хутгах. \beat the flour and milk together гурилыг сүүтэй хольж хутга. 4. дэлсэх, цохих (зүрх). 5. \beat sb (at sth) ялах, хожих; цохих. He \beats me at chess. Тэр шатраар намайг хождог. The government's main aim is to \beat inflation. Засгийн газрын гол зорилго бол инфляцийг цохих. 6. давтах, хавтгай болгох. beaten silver давтсан мөнгө. n. 1. цохилт. 2. хэмнэл. 3. цагдаагийн хариуцсан газар. beating n. 1. балбах, жанчих. 2. тэмцэж олсон ялалт. -
3 castle
n. 1. шилтгээн. 2. chess. тэрэг -
4 checkmate
n. 1. chess мад. 2. мад тавиулах. v. мад тавих. -
5 gambit
n. chess гамбит. -
6 game
n. 1. тоглоом. play a \game of chess шатар тавих/ тоглох. 2. games биеийн тамирын хичээл. 3. (also the Games) спортын тэмцээн/ наадам. the Olympic Games Олимпийн наадам. 4. тоглолт, тавил, өрөг. 5. тоглоом, наадам. 6. ан амьтан, агнуурын шувуу. 7. ов мэх, зальт хэрэг. 8. үйл ажиллагаа. the \game of politics улс төрийн үйл ажиллагаа. adj. 1. дуртай, хийх хүсэлтэй. 2. зоригтой. -
7 match
n. 1. шүдэнз. strike a \match шүдэнз зурах. 2. хос, ижил, хань. He is no \match for her. Тэр энэ эмэгтэйд хань болохгүй. 3. хүч чадлаар эн зэрэгцэх хүн. 4. тэмцээн, тоглолт. v. 1. \match (with sth) хослох, өнгө нийлэх. 2. эн зэрэгцэх, тэнцэх. No one can \match her at chess. Шатраар түүнтэй хэн ч эн зэрэгцэхгүй. 3. хослуулах, ижилсүүлэх. 4. харьцуулах, жиших. matchless adj. ижилгүй, хосгүй, зүйрлэшгүй. -
8 mate
n. 1. нөхөр, найз, түнш. 2. туслах, туслагч. the cook's \mate туслах тогооч. 3. хань ижил. The bird seems to have lost its \mate. Энэ шувуу ижлээ алдсан шиг байна. 4. chess мад тавих. v. (амьтдын) нийлэх, ороо орох. -
9 rook
n. 1. chess тэрэг. 2. zool. турлиах. v. мөнгөн дээр луйвардах, булхайлах. rookery n. турлиахны үүрнүүд.
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