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n. түр хугацаа, цаг зуур. He kept us waiting a long \while. Тэр, биднийг удаан хүлээлгэв. for a while түр хугацаанд. in a little while мөд, удахгүй. (not) worth sb`s while цаг зарах хэрэггүй, оролдоод ашиггүй. once in a while хааяа нэг. v. while sth away цаг нөгцөөх, цаг өнгөрөөх. Ww \whiled away the time at the airport reading magazines. Нисэх онгоцны буудал дээр бид сонин сэтгүүл уншиж л цаг авсан шүү. conj. (also whilst) 1. хооронд, зуур. He fell asleep \while (he was) watching a television. Тэр зурагт үзэж байхдаа нам унтчихжээ. 2. байхад, -сон бол. I drink black coffee \while David prefers it with cream. Би хольцгүй хар кофенд дуртай бол Дэвид цөцгийтэйд илүү дуртай. 3. байгаа ч, гэвч. \while I admit that there are problems, I don`t agree that they cannot be solved. Бэрхшээлтэй олон асуудал байгааг хүлээн зөвшөөрч байгаа боловч тэднийг шийдэх аргагүй хэмээн үздэгтэй би ерөөсөө эвлэрч чадахгүй. -
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adv. 1. яг, тун, бүр. I \quite agree with you. Би бүр тантай санал нийлж байна. Your boy is a \quite a man now. Хүү чинь бүр эр хүн болжээ. Quite right. Тун зөв. 2. овоо, зэгсэн, сүрхий. She is \quite pretty. Овоо царайлаг бүсгүй юм. quitter n. 1. хулчгар хүн. 2. залхуу хүн. not quite бараг, арай бага, арай л биш. It`s almost like in Alps, but not \quite. Энд бараг Альпад байгаа юм шиг мөртлөө, арай л өөр юм. a good few, quite a few, not a few, quite a lot (of) нилээн их, тун их. \quite a few of my friends are vegetarian. Миний найз нарын ихэнх нь цагаан хоол иддэг юм. quite a, quite some сонин, ер бусын. quite something тун сонин, гайхалтай. You decorated the whole house yourself? That`s \quite something! Байшингаа бүгдийг нь та л ганцаараа янзалсан юмуу? Ёстой гайхамшигтай юм байна!
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