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num. нэг. n. нэгийн тоо. one by one нэг нэгээрээ. one of a pair өрөөсөн. one to another нэгээс нөгөөд, дам. Have you a knife? I have \one. Танд хутга бий юу? Надад бий. the little ones хүүхдүүд. adj. 1. нэг, нэгдүгээр, цорын ганц. 2. адил, ижил. 3. ямар нэгэн, нэгэн. chapter \one нэгдүгээр бүлэг. The \one way to do it. Үүнийг хийх цорын ганц арга. one fine morning нэг сайхан өглөө. I met him \one night. Би түүнтэй нэгэн үдэш тааралдсан. pron. хэн нэгэн, нэгэн хүн. I showed the ring to \one Jones. Би бөгжийг Жонс гэгч нэгэнд үзүүлсэн. one-sided adj. 1. хазгай, далиу, далжгар. 2. нэг талын, өрөөсгөл. 3. хязгаарлагдмал. one-time adj. хуучин. one-way adj. нэг талын, нэг урсгалтай (зам). oneness n. нэгдэл, зохицол, тэнцэтгэл.
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