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1 energy
n. 1. эрч хүч. 2. энерги, эрчим хүч, түлш. -
2 solar
adj. нарны. \solar energy нарны эрчим хүч. solar sell n. нарны энергийг цахилгаан хүч болгох төхөөрөмж. the solar system n. нарны аймаг. -
3 unflagging
adj. бууршгүй, сулрашгүй. \unflagging energy/ zeal бууршгүй эрч хүч/ тэмүүлэл. -
4 waste
n. 1. хог, хаягдал. There was a lot of \waste floating in the dirty river. Бохирдсон голд зөндөө хог хаягдал урсаж байв. 2. гарз, хохирол. 3. үржил шимгүй газар, цөл. adj. 1. илүү, хэрэггүй. 2. хүнгүй, хоосон, цөл. v. 1. \waste sth (on sb/ sth) үрэх, сүйтгэх. \waste time/ electricity цаг/ цахилгаан үрэх. 2. \waste sth (on sb) дэмий үрэх, үргүй зардал гаргах. waste one`s breath дэмий хашгирах, биеэ зовоох. They won`t listen, so don`t \waste your breath. Тэд үгийг чинь дуулахгүй ээ, бүү дэмий хашгич. waste not, want not дуслыг хураавал далай. waste away турж эцэх. wastebin (also waste-basket) n. хогийн сав. waster, wastrel n. үрэлгэн хүн. wasteful adj. үрэлгэн. a \waste use of energy эрчим хүчийг дэмий үрэх. waste-pipe n. бохирын хоолой. wasting n. эрэмдэг болох, хатангирах. waste-product n. үйлдвэрлэлийн хаягдал. go to waste хаягдал болох. I hate to see all that food going to \waste. Энэ бүх хоол ундыг хог болгон хаяхыг би тэвчихгүй. lay sth waste сүйтгэх, ашиглах аргагүй болгох. land laid \waste by war дайны уршгаар ашиглах аргагүй болон сүйдсэн газар нутаг.
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