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n. 1. явах, мордох. 2. явц, байц. The \going was slow on the project because of a shortage of skilled workers. Чадвартай ажилчид дутсанаас төслийн явц удаан байв. 3. зам туулах чадвар. The mud made hard \going for the car. Шавар шавхайтайд машин явахад хэцүү байв. adj. a going concern ашигтай/ сайн явцтай/ нааштай ажил/ үйл ажиллагаа. the going rate (for sth) тодорхой хугацаанд гүйцэтгэсэн ажлын/ үйлчилгээний хөлс. -going (forming compound adjs) байнга явдаг/ очдог. the theatre-going public театрт очиж байнга юм үздэг хүмүүс. going-over n. (pl goings-over) 1. сайтар шалгах/ цэвэрлэх/ засварлах үйлийн нэр. The document will need a careful \going before we make a decision. Бид шийд гаргахаасаа өмнө бичиг баримтыг нягтлан үзэх шаардлагатай. 2. балбах, хэмх нүдэх. goings-on n. байж боломгүй/ санаанд багтамгүй явдал. I've never known such \going! Би ийм хачин юмтай хэзээч учирч яваагүй!
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