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1 minister
n. 1. сайд. the \minister of Education Боловсролын сайд. 2. элчин. 3. лам, пастор. v. minister to sb/ sth асрах, тусламж үзүүлэх, сувилах. -
2 alienate
v. \alienate sb (from sb/ sth) (найз нөхөд, г. мэтээс) холдох/ холдуулах, хөндийрөх/ хөндийрүүлэх. The prime minister's policy has \alienateed many of his supporters. Ерөнхий сайдын бодлого түүнийг олон дэмжигчдээс нь холдуулжээ. allienation n. \alienate (from sth/ sb). -
3 prime
adj. 1. гол, чухал, үндсэн, эн тэргүүний, суурь, анхдагч. 2. дээд зэргийн, сайн чанарын, гойд сайхан, онцгой. 3. ердийн. n. ид үе/ нас, цэцэглэлт. in the \prime of the youth ид залуу насандаа. v. 1. бэлэн болгох, бэлдэх. 2. \prime sb (with sth) бэлдэх, заах, зааварлах. prime minister n. ерөнхий сайд. prime number n. хуваагдахгүй тоо. -
4 state
n. 1. улс, гүрэн. \state matters улсын/ төрийн хэрэг. a \state minister төрийн сайд. 2. байдал, нөхцөл. be in a \state of poverty ядуу зүдүү байдалд байх. 3. төрийн ёслол. adj. 1. улсын, төрийн. 2. баяр ёслолын, ёслолын. v. 1. мэдэгдэх, зарлах. 2. томьёолох, тэмдэглэх. 3. өгүүлэх, илтгэх. \state your name and address. Нэр хаягаа хэлэгтүн. stateless adj. ямар ч улсын харьяалалгүй (хүн). the State Department АНУ-ын Төрийн Департамент. state-of-the-art adj. хамгийн орчин үеийн техник технологийн ололт дээр тулгуурласан.
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