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. n. 1. үзэг. put pen to paper үзэг цаас нийлүүлэх. 2. зохиол бичих. live by one's \pen зохиол бичиж амьдрах. 3. малын хашаа. 4. (US) шорон. v. (-nn-) бичих. pen sb/ sth in/ up хаших, хашаанд хийх. pen-name n. зохиолчийн нууц нэр.
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