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1 sailor
n. далайчин, усан цэрэг. -
2 hear
v. ( heard) 1. сонсох. I \heard someone laughing. Хүн инээх нь надад сонсдов. 2. сонин дуулах, чих тавих. He loved to \hear the tales the old sailor told. Тэр ахмад далайчны яриаг чих тавин сонсох дуртай байв. 3. \hear (about sb/ sth) мэдэх, дуулах. I \heard (that) you were ill. Таныг өвчтэй байсан гэж хүнээс сонссон юм байна. 4. шүүх. Which judge will \hear the case? Ямар шүүгч хэргийг шүүх юм бол? hear things хий юм сонсох, буруу дуулах. `Was that a knock at the door? No, you must be \hearing things. ' Хаалга тогшив уу даа? Үгүй ээ, чи хий юм сонсоо биз. hear from sb сураг сонсох. How often do you \hear from you sister? Эгчээс чинь сураг ажиг байна уу? hear sb out яриаг нь дуустал сонсох. hearer n. сонсогч. -
3 port
n. 1. далайн боомт, боомт. The sailor had visited many \ports. Далайчин олон боомтод очиж байсан. 2. улаан дарс, үзмийн дарс.
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