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1 task
n. зорилго, даалгавар, хүчир ажил. I was given the \task of sweeping the floors. Надад шал шүүрдэх үүрэг өгсөн. Becoming fluent in a foreign language is no easy \task. Харийн хэлэнд торохгүй болно гэдэг амар хэрэг биш. set a boy a \task хүүхдэд даалгавар өгөх. The President has to perform many \tasks. Ерөнхийлөгч олон үүрэг зорилтуудыг гүйцэтгэх ёстой байдаг. take sb to task (about/ for sth) загнах; шүүмжлэх. He was taken to \task for not trying at school. Хичээлдээ мэрийсэнгүй гэж түүнийг загнав. v. \task sb with sth/ to do sth даалгавар/ үүрэг өгөх, даалгах; ажлаар дарах. -
2 accomplish
v. бүтээх, амжилттай хийж дуусгах; хүрэх. \accomplish a task зорьсондоо хүрэх. accomplished adj. дадлагатай, туршлагатай, чадвартай, сайн бэлтгэгдсэн. -
3 defeat
n. 1. ялалт. 2. ялагдал. We've had six wins and two \defeats this season. Энэ улиралд бид зургаа хожиж хоёр ялагдсан. v. 1. ялах, дийлэх, давах. The enemy was \defeated in a decisive battle. Дайсан шийдвэрлэх тулалдаанд ялагдав. 2. нураах, бүтэлгүй болгох. 3. хийхэд хэцүү байх. This task \defeats me! яасан хэцүү даалгавар вэ! defeatism n. pol. ялагдал. -
4 unenviable
adj. атаархамгүй, хүсэшгүй. I had the \unenviable task of telling them about the staff cuts. Цомхотгол хийх болсон тухай тэдэнд хэлэх амаргүй алба надад оногдлоо. -
5 uphill
adv. 1. өгсүүр, уул өөд. an \uphill road өгсүүр зам. 2. хэцүү, адармаатай. an \uphill task хэцүү даалгавар.
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task — [tɑːsk ǁ tæsk] noun [countable] 1. a piece of work that must be done, especially one that must be done regularly: • Scheduling is a key task for most managers. • day to day management tasks • computers that can do dozens of tasks at the same time … Financial and business terms
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