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1 press
n. 1. хэвлэл, мэдээлэл. \press freedom хэвлэлийн эрх чөлөө. 2. (also printing-press) хэвлэлийн машин. 3. хэвлэлийн үйл ажиллагаа. 4. шахах тоног төхөөрөмж. v. 1. дарах. 2. дарах, шахах, базах. 3. шахах, дагтаршуулах. 4. шахах, шаардах, яаруулах. The bank is \pressing us for repayment of the loan. Банк биднийг зээлээ төлөхийг шаардаж байна. 5. хавчигдах, хясагдах. \pressed for money мөнгөнд хавчигдсан. 6. шахцалдах. 7. индүүдэх. 8. (жимс) шахах. 9. хэвэнд цутгах, хэвлэх. press ahead/ on (with sth) яаруулах, шахах. press for sth шахаж шаардах. press sth on sb шахах. She kept \pressing cakes and biscuits on us. Тэр биднийг бялуу жигнэмэгээр шахаж байв. pressed adj. 1. мөнгөнд/ цагт хавчигдсан. 2. хясагдсан, боогдсон. pressing adj. яаралтай, хугацаа давчуу. -
2 throttle
n. tech. тохируулагч. open up the \throttle хурдаа нэмэх. at full \throttle хаазаа тултал, хар хурдаараа. v. багалзуурдах, боож алах. He \throttled the guard with his bare hands. Тэрбээр харуулыг нүцгэн гараараа багалзуурдав. She accused the government of \throttleing the freedom of the press. Хэвлэлийн эрх чөлөөг боож байна гэж засгийн газрыг тэр эмэгтэй буруушаав. throttle (sth) back/ down техник хэрэгслийн хурдыг хянах.
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press on with — press on (with (something)) to continue to do something in a determined way. He said his comments were meant as a joke, but the Miss America Organization pressed on with its lawsuit. The construction firm pressed ahead with plans to build the… … New idioms dictionary
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press on (with something) — ˌpress aˈhead/ˈon (with sth) derived to continue doing sth in a determined way; to hurry forward • The company is pressing ahead with its plans for a new warehouse. • ‘Shall we stay here for the night?’ ‘No, let s press on.’ Main entry:… … Useful english dictionary
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press ahead — ● press * * * ˌpress a ˈhead ˌpress ˈon [intransitive] [present tense I/you/we/they press ahead he/she/it presses ahead … Useful english dictionary
press on — (with (something)) to continue to do something in a determined way. He said his comments were meant as a joke, but the Miss America Organization pressed on with its lawsuit. The construction firm pressed ahead with plans to build the skyscraper … New idioms dictionary
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press — 1 /pres/ noun 1 NEWS a) (U) also the press people who write reports for newspapers, radio, or television: the freedom of the press (also + plural verb BrE): In August the press are desperate for news. | press photographers b) (singular,… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
