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n. 1. өт. The bird was looking for \worms. Шувуу өт эрж байлаа. 2. олиггүй этгээд, хуурамч хүн. the worm will turn ямар ч хүний тэсвэр барагддаг. v. 1. хорхой туулгах. 2. мөлхөх. They boy \wormed his way under the fence. Хүү хашаан доогуур мөлхөж гарав. worm one`s way/ oneself into sth шургалах, ямар нэгэн аргаар шургалж орох. worm sth out (of sb) үг алдуулах, үг хэлүүлэх. We eventually \wormed the truth out of her. Түүнийг бид нилээн шалгааж асуун байж үнэнийг олж мэдлээ. wormy adj. 1. өттэй, өтсөн. a \worm apple өттэй алим. 2. өт шиг.
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