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1 clothes
n. pl хувцас хунар. He took off his \clothes and jumped into the river. Тэр хувцсаа тайлаад голын ус руу үсрэв. clothesline n. юм өлгөх хэц. -
2 flying
adj. нисдэг. flying jump/ leap том харайх. He took a \flying leap and jumped across the stream. Тэр, том харайгаад голын цаана гарав. flying visit ороод гарах. get off to a flying start гараа/ эхлэл нь сайн байх. pass with flying colours шалгалт, сорилтыг амжилттай давах. n. нислэг. flying fish n. нисдэг загас. flying saucer (also unidentified flying object) n. нисдэг таваг. -
3 over
n. илүүдэл. prep. 1. дээр, дээгүүр. 2. цаана, цаад талд. 3. гаруй. 4. дэргэд, -аар, -ээр, -өөр, -оор. \over our heads бидний толгой дээр. He jumped \over the ditch. Тэр шуудуу дээгүүр харайв. \over the sea тэнгисийн цаана. \over two years хоёр жил гаруй. \over the fire галын дэргэд. I heard it \over the radio. Үүнийг би радиогоор сонссон. talk \over the matter хэргийн (асуудлын) талаар ярих. over and above гадна. adv. 1. гүйцээх, дуусгах. 2. өөрчлөн дахин хийх. read a book \over номыг дуустал унших. The translation is badly done, it must be done \over. Орчуулга муу болсон, дахин хийх хэрэгтэй. The lesson is \over. Хичээл дууслаа. (all) over again дахин, давтан, ахин. over against sth харьцуулахад, харьцуулбал. adj. 1. дээд, дээрх. 2. дээр байгаа, дээд. 3. илүү, илүүдэл. 4. хэт.
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