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n. 1. мод. Most furniture is made of \wood. Тавилгын дийлэнхийг нь модоор хийсэн байна. \wood carving модон сийлбэр. a \wood floor модон шал. 2. түлээ. 3. ой. go for a walk in a \wood ой руу зугаалгаар явах. 4. гольфын цохиур. from the wood торхны. beer from the \wood гоожуурын шар айраг. not see the wood for the trees гол учрыг нь ойлгохгүй байх, ач холбогдлыг нь ухаарахгүй байх. out of the woods аюулаас мултарсан, айдгаа ардаа хийсэн. She`s regained conciousness, but she`s not out of the \woods yet. Тэр эмэгтэй ухаан орсон ч байдал аюултай хэвээрээ л байна. touch wood (US knock on woods) шившлэг хийх. the wooden spoon баян ходоодын шагнал. wooded adj. модтой, ойтой. a \wood valley модтой хөндий. wooden adj. 1. модон, модоор хийсэн/ урласан. \wood toys модоор урласан тоглоомнууд. 2. болхи, бааз, урагшгүй. woody adj. 1. ойтой, модтой. 2. модорхог, мод шиг. woodcock n. хомноот шувуу. woodcut n. модон сийлбэр. woodcutter n. модчин, түлээчин. woodland n. хөвч, модтой газар. woodlouse n. (pl -ice) zool. чийгч хорхой. woodman (also woodsman) n. (pl -men) ойн цагдаа. woodpecker n. zool. тоншуул. woodpigeon n. zool. хүүрэлзгэнэ, хүтгээ. woodshed n. түлээний амбаар. woodwind n. модоор хийсэн үлээвэр хөгжмүүд. woodwork n. 1. модон эдлэл, модоор хийсэн эд анги. He hit the \wood/ wooden frame of the goal twice before scoring. Хаалганд бөмбөг хийхээсээ өмнө тэр хаалганы модыг хоёр ч удаа цохиод авсан юм. 2. мужааны ажил.
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