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1 rob
v. (-bb-) 1. хулгайлах, дээрэмдэх. 2. булаан авах. robber n. дээрэмчин, хулгайч. robbery n. дээрэм, хулгай. -
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n. (pl knives) хутга. He had been stabbed repeatedly with a kitchen \knife. Тэр эр гал тогооны хутгаар олонтаа хутгалуулсан байна. get one`s knife into sb/ have one`s knife in sb хонзон санаж явах. like a knife through butter амархан, төвөггүй. v. 1. огтлох, хэрчих. 2. хутга дүрэх. knife edge n. хутганы ир. on a knife хутганы ирэн дээр. knife grinder n. билүү. knife-point adj. хутга тулган rob/ rape sb at knife-point хутга тулган дээрэмдэх/ хүчирхийлэх. -
3 then
adv. 1. тэр үед, тэр цагт. Mark was living in Scotland \then. Тэр үед Марк Шотландад байсан. 2. дараа, хойно. The noise stopped, and \then began again. Шуугиан намдаж дараа нь дахиад эхлэв. 3. тэгээд, бас (юм тоочиход). We'll invite Sandy and Rob, Kate, and \then there's Laura, Joanna. За бүгдээрээ Сэнди, Роб, Кейт бас Лаура, Жоаннаг урья. 4. тэгвэл, тийм тохиолдолд. If it's not on the table \then it'll be in the drawer. Тэр чинь ширээн дээр байхгүй бол шургуулганд л байгаа даа. (but) then again гэхдээ бас. I might go to the party, but \then again I might not. Би үдэшлэгт явж магадгүй, гэхдээ бас явахгүй ч байж магадгүй юм. there and thеn; there and then тэгэнгүүт, тэр даруй. I took one look at the car and offered to buy it there and \then. Би машиныг ганц хараад л худалдаж авахыг санал болгосон.
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