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v. (gave, given) 1. өгөх, бэлэглэх. My teacher gave me a lot of homework. Багш маань надад маш их гэрийн даалгавар өгөв. She gave me a gold bracelet for my birthday. Миний төрсөн өдрөөр тэр надад алтан бугуйвч бэлэглэв. 2. өгөх, олгох. 3. ямар нэгэн үйлдэл хийх. She gave the child a smack. Tэр, хүүхдийг алгадав. 4. сунах, гулзайх, хотойх. The leather will \give a little bit as you wear the shoes. Гутлыг өмсвөл арьс нь жаахан сунана. 5. give sth some thought, give sth your attention тухай бодох, анхаарах. 6. give a party найр хийх, үдэшлэг/ нийллэг зохиох. 7. be given to understand/ believe итгэх, үнэмших, тийм гэж бодох. 8. \give sth to sb шийтгэх, ял өгөх. 9. хүлээн зөвшөөрөх, хэлсэнтэй санал нийлэх. 10. өвчин халдаах. 11. утсаар холбоо барих. I'll \give you a ring tomorrow би маргааш чам руу ярина. 12. онцгой дуу авиа гаргах. \give a groan ёолох. give sth away 1. бэлэглэх, зүгээр өгөх, тарааж өгөх. 2. боломжийг/ жавшааныг алдах. give sb away бэр мордуулах. give sth/ sb away илчлэх, нууц задруулах. She gave away state secrets to the enemy. Tэр, улсын нууцыг дайсанд өгчээ. give sth back буцаан/ эгүүлэн өгөх. give sth in гардуулах, гарт нь өгөх. give in (to sb/ sth) бууж өгөх. give sth off (үнэр) гаргах, (дулаан) ялгаруулах, (хий, шингэн) алдах. The dustbin was giving off a horrible smell. Хогийн савнаас муухай үнэр ханхалж байв. give on to/ onto sth харсан байх. The bedroom windows \give on to the street. Унтлагын өрөөний цонхнууд гудамж руу хардаг. give out 1. дуусах, барагдах, шавхагдах. 2. (хөдөлгүүр, г. м.) зогсох, эвдрэх. give sth out 1. тарааж өгөх. 2. гаргах, ялгаруулах. 3. зарлах, телевизээр нэвтрүүлэх, радиогоор дамжуулах. give over (doing sth) зогсоох/ болих. Will you \give over nagging me! Намайг гоочлохоо болино уу үгүй юү! give up няцах, болих, бууж өгөх. I \give up - tell me what the answer is. Би бууж өгье - надад хариугий нь хэлээч. give sb up 1. эдгэрэх найдлагагүй байх. 2. холбоогоо таслах. give sth up болих, хаях. give oneself/ sb up (to sb) өөрийгөө/ бусдыг барьж өгөх. give sth up (to sb) өгөх. He gave up his seat to a pregnant woman. Тэр, суудлаа жирэмсэн эмэгтэйд тавьж өгөв. n. уян хатан чанар, суналт. give and take өгөө аваа, харилцан буулт, бие биедээ найр тавих. give-away n. 1. үнэгүй дагалдсан бараа. 2. дотоод сэтгэлийг илэрхийлсэн/ нуусан юмыг илчилсэн харц, үг, эд юмс г. м. She tried to hide her feelings, but the tears in her eyes were a \give. Тэр, сэтгэлээ нуухыг оролдсон боловч нулимс нь түүний сэтгэлийг илчилж байв. adj. маш доогуур (үнэ), тун хямдхан.
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