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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! -
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1. бусад үйл үгтэй үгүйсгэх, асуух хэлбэрийг үүсгэх ба зарим тохиолдолд гол үйл үгийг орлодог. Жишээ нь: Do you like fish? Та загасанд дуртай юу? Don't touch that. Yүнд бүү хүр. She doesn't work here any more. Тэр энд дахин ажиллахгүй. She eats a lot more than I do. Тэр надаас их иддэг. 2. хийх, бүтээх, гүйцэтгэх, үйлдэх гэх мэт өргөн утгатай. Жишээлбэл: I'll do cooking. Би хоол хийнэ. I'm doing some research on the subject. Би энэ сэдвээр судалгаа хийж байна. 3. do something шийдэх, арга хэмжээ авах. Жишээ нь: The government must do sth about the rising levels of unemployment. Өсөж буй ажилгүйдлийн талаар засгийн газар арга хэмжээ авах ёстой. 4. do someone good эрүүл мэндэд тустай байх. A holiday would do her good. Амрах нь түүнд хэрэгтэй. 5. do well давах, бүтэлтэй болох. He did very well in the exams. Тэр, шалгалтуудаа их амжилттай өгөв. 6. How do you do ? Та сайн байна уу? 7. What do you do ? Та юу хийдэг вэ? do away with sth эцэс болгох. do sb down муулах, муу хэлэх. do sb in алах. do sth in бэртээх, гэмтээх. do sth over дахин хийх, дахин цэвэрлэх/ засварлах. do sth up 1. товч товчлох. 2. боох, ваадагнах. 3. байшин засварлах. do n. 1. том найр. 2. do's and dont's хийх ёстой ба хийх ёсгүй юм.
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