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n. 1. үзүүр. 2. цэг. 3. газар. a meeting \point уулзах газар. 4. цэг, үе, шат. boiling-\point буцлах цэг/ хэм. 5. зүг, зовхис. the cardinal \points дөрвөн зүг. 6. зураас, хуваарь, нэгж. 7. оноо. 8. хэрэг, асуудал, учир, зүйл. 9. утга санаа, санаа. 10. шинж чанар, давуу тал. 11. өлмий. dancing on \points өлмий дээрээ бүжиглэх. 12. уулын орой, хошуу. 13. үе, агшин. beside the point огт хамаагүй. if/ when it comes to the point хэрэв хэрэг гарвал/ шийдэх болбол. in point of fact үнэндээ, чухамдаа, яг хэрэг дээрээ. make one's point санаагаа хэлэх/ илэрхийлэх. a point of honour нэр төрийн хэрэг. v. 1. \point (at/ to sb/ sth) хуруугаараа заах. It's rude to \point. Хуруугаараа заах бол маш бүдүүлэг. 2. (багаж төхөөрөмжийн) заах. A compass needle \points north. Луужингийн зүү хойд зүгийг заадаг. 3. \point sth (at/ towards sb/ sth) чиглүүлэх, онилох, шагайх. 4. харах, чиглэсэн байх. 5. нүх цоорхойг шавах. 6. заах, сургамжлах. point a/ the finger (at sb) чичих, буруушаах. point the way (to/ towards sth) замы нь тавих/ нээх. point sth out (to sb) анхааруулах. point sth up тод томруунаар харуулах. point-duty n. замын хөдөлгөөн зохицуулах. point of view санал бодол. pointed adj. 1. үзүүртэй, шовх, оройтой, шовх. 2. чиглэгдсэн, хандсан, онцлон тэмдэглэсэн. pointing n. шаваас.
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