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pron. юу, ямар. \what else did he say? Тэр өөр юу хэлэв? \what animal is that? Энэ ямар амьтан бэ? and what not гэх мэт, гэх зэргийн. It`s full of old toys, books and \what not. Хуучин тоглоом, ном мэтийн зүйлс энүүгээр дүүрэн бий. get/ give sb what for хатуу шийтгэх, залхаах. I`ll give her \what for if she does that again. Түүнийг дахиад ингэвэл зохих шанг нь амсуулнаа, гайгүй. what for? яах гэж? ямар зорилгоор? \what is this tool for? Энэ ямар хэрэгтэй багаж юм бэ? what if? тэгвэл яах вэ? \what if the train is late? Галт тэрэг оройтож ирвэл яах вэ? what of it? so what? тэгээд юу гэж? тэгээд яадаг юм бэ? Yes, I wrote it. \what of it? Тиймээ, үүнийг би бичсэн юм. Тэгээд юу гэж? what`s what юу нь чухал, юу нь хэрэгтэй. She knows \what`s \what. Чухам юу нь хэрэгтэй болохыг тэр мэднэ. what with учраас, улмаас. \what with cold weather and my bad leg, I haven`t been out for weeks. Гадаа хүйтэн, хөл өвчтэй учир би гадаа гаралгүй хэдэн долоо хоног боллоо. what-you-call-him/ -her/ -it/ -them (also what`s-his/ -her/ -its / their-name) n. хэн билээ дээ тэр чинь; юу билээ дээ, золиг чинь. She`s just gone out with old \what-d`you-call him. Тэр дөнгөж саяхан нөгөө хэн билээ дээ, тэрэнтэй цуг гадагшаа гарсан. adv. ямар, яасан. \what (awful) weather we having! Гадаа ямар/ яасан муухай байна вэ! interj. 1. юу, яасан гэнээ, юу гэж. \what? Can you say that again? Юу? / Яасан гэнээ? Наад үгээ давтаад хэлчих дээ? 2. аан, юу гээв. "Hey, Bill! \what? Хүүе, Билл ээ. Аан/ Юу гээв?" 3. юу, нээрээ юу. "I`ve won a trip to New York. \what? Би сугалаагаар аз таарч Нью-Йорк явах болсон. Юу, нээрээ юу?"
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