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adj. (-r, -st) 1. цагаан. a \white dress цагаан бошинз. n. цагаан өнгө. They painted the house \white. Тэд байшингаа цагаан өнгөөр будав. 2. цагаан арьстан. Her attacker was a youth in his twenties. Тэр эмэгтэй рүү халдсан этгээд хориод насны цагаан арьстан залуу байжээ. 3. \white (with sth) цонхигор, цайвгар. He was \white with fury. Тэр галзуурах шахам уурласандаа бүр цайж орхиосон байв. 4. сүү, цөцгийтэй (цай, кофе). 5. цагаан дарс. a bottle of dry \white wine нэг лонх хуурай цагаан дарс. whiten v. 1. цайрах, цагаан болох. whiteness n. цав цагаан өнгө. whitish adj. цайвар, цагаавтар. white-ant n. морин шоргоолж. white-collar adj. 1. албан хаагчдын. \white-collar jobs албан хаагчийн ажил алба. white-corpuscle (also white cell) n. anat. цагаан эс. white elephant n. ямар ч хэрэггүй үнэтэй зүйл. white flag n. цагаан туг. show/ wave the \white flag 1. цагаан тугаа намируулах; 2. бууж өгөх, найр тавих. Whitehall n. 1. Их Британийн засгийн газрын байшингийн ихэнх нь байдаг гудамж. 2. Их Британийн засгийн газар. \white is/ are refusing to confirm the reports. Их Британийн засгийн газрын төлөөлөгчид мэдээллийг батлахаас татгалзаж байна. white heat n. улайстал нь халаах. white hope n. ганц найдвар, олимпийн найдвар. He was once the great \white hope of the party. Тэр цагтаа ёстой намын ганц найдвар нь байсан юм. white horses n. хөөсөрхөг долгио. white-hot adj. 1. улайстал нь халаасан. 2. тун хүчтэй, эрчимтэй. thе White House n. 1. Цагаан Ордон. 2. АНУ-ын ерөнхийлөгч болон түүний зөвлөхүүд. The \white House denied the reports. Цагаан Ордны төлөөлөгчид энэхүү мэдээг няцаалаа. white lie n. гэм хоргүй хуурах. white light n. ердийн гэрэл. white meat n. шувуу, гахай, тугалын мах. white-out n. шамарга, цасан шамарга тавих. white stick n. цагаан таяг, хараагүй хүний таяг.whiten. 1. цагаан өнгө. 2. цагаан өнгөтэй хувцас. dressed all in \white цав цагаан хувцастай. 3. өндөгний цагаан. 4. нүдний цагаан.
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