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adj. (-er, -est) 1. \full (of sth/ sb) дүүрэн. My cup is \full. Миний аяга дүүрэн байна. 2. бүрэн, бүтэн, бүхэл. 3. бүрэн дүүрэн, хангалттай. 4. завгүй. The doctor has a very \full day today. Эмч өнөөдөр тун завгүй байна. 5. махлаг, тарган. \full lips зузаан уруул. 6. гүн (өнгө), сайхан (үнэр, амт). 7. урт, том, навсгар (хувцас). \full sleeves урт ханцуй. be full up 1. дүв дүүрэн байх. 2. цадах. be full of дүүрэн байх. This work's \full of mistakes. Энэ ажил дүүрэн алдаатай байна. at full stretch хамаг чадлаараа, бүх л бололцоогоороо. at full blast хамаг чангаараа. full of beans/ life маш идэвхтэй, гавшгай. full length тэрийн (хэвтэх, унах). full of one's own importance биеэ тоосон, өөрийгөө ихэд бодсон. at full pelt/ tilt/ speed хамаг хурдаараа/ хүчээрээ. in full бүтнээр нь, бүхлээр нь. in full swing ид үедээ/ дундаа. adv. 1. яг, шууд. She hit him \full in the face. Тэр, түүнийг яг улаан нүүр рүү нь цохив. 2. the full маш сайн, тун тодорхой. -
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n. 1. хуйлаас. 2. ороомог. 3. жижиг талх. 4. ганхалт, савалт. 5. тонгорох, нугарах. 6. нэрс, бүртгэл, жагсаалт. 7. нүргээн. v. 1. өнхрөх/ өнхрүүлэх. 2. ороох, хуйлах. 3. эргэлдүүлэх, эргүүлэх. 4. ханцуй шумлах. 5. гурил элдэх. 6. хавтгайлах. 7. ганхах, гуйвах, найгах. 8. гулсах. roll up one's sleeves ханцуй шамлан орох. roll sth down 1. бариулаас нь эргүүлж онгойлгох. 2. тэнийлгэх, буулгах. roll in бөөнөөр/ их хэмжээгээр ирэх. roll (sth) on өнхрүүшээр будах. roll up (хүн, машин тэрэг) ирэх. rolling adj. 1. өгсөж уруудсан, доворхог, гүвээрхэг. 2. дугуйтай, гулсдаг. rolling drunk adj. согтож гуйвсан. rolling-pin n. гулууз, ганжин. roll-up n. ороодог тамхи.
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