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1 beat
v. (beat, beaten) 1. цохих, балбах, гүвэх. Somebody was beating at the door. Хүн хаалга цохиж байв. She was beating the dust out of the carpet. Тэр, хивс гүвж байлаа. 2. \beat against/ on sth/ sb (бороо, салхи, мөндөр) нүдэх. 3. \beat sth (up) хутгах. \beat the flour and milk together гурилыг сүүтэй хольж хутга. 4. дэлсэх, цохих (зүрх). 5. \beat sb (at sth) ялах, хожих; цохих. He \beats me at chess. Тэр шатраар намайг хождог. The government's main aim is to \beat inflation. Засгийн газрын гол зорилго бол инфляцийг цохих. 6. давтах, хавтгай болгох. beaten silver давтсан мөнгө. n. 1. цохилт. 2. хэмнэл. 3. цагдаагийн хариуцсан газар. beating n. 1. балбах, жанчих. 2. тэмцэж олсон ялалт. -
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n. цаг агаар. cold/ sunny/ warm/ wet/ windy \weather хүйтэн/ нартай/ дулаан/ бороотой/ салхитай цаг агаар. in all weathers цаг агаар ямар ч байсан, ямар ч тохиолдолд. keep a weather eye (open) on sth бэлэн байх, сонор сэрэмжтэй байх. make heavy weather of sth хэт ихэсгэх, хүндрүүлэх, ярвигтай болгох, асуудлыг дөвийлгөх. under heavy weather 1. өвчтэй, зовлонтой байх. 2. тааруухан нөхцөлд байх, хүнд байдалд орох. She`s been a little under \weather recently. Тэр бүсгүй сүүлийн үед нилээн зовсон шүү. weather-beaten adj. салхинд нурсан, нар салхинд идэгдсэн, борлосон. weathercock n. 1. салхины далбаа, залма. 2. аялдан дагагч. weatherforecast n. цаг агаарын урьдчилсан мэдээ. weather-station n. цаг уурын станц. weather-vane n. салхин сэнс, залма. v. 1. цаг агаарын нөлөөнд өртөх rocks \weather ed by wind and water салхи, усанд өртсөн хад асганууд. 2. давах, туулах, тэсэж гарах. weather a crisis хямралыг даван гарах. weatherman n. (pl -men) цаг агаарын мэдээ танилцуулдаг хүн. weather-cock n. = weather-vane.
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