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1 guard
n. 1. хамгаалалт. 2. харуул, хамгаалагч. 3. (US) (Brit warder) хуяг, харгалзагч. 4. харуул, манаа. 5. галт тэрэгний үйлчлэгч. 6. хамгаалагч, хамгаалах төхөөрөмж. 7. сонор сэрэмж, соргог байдал. stand guard (over sb/ sth) хамгаалах. v. манах, хамгаалах, харах. guard against sth/ doing sth -аас хамгаалах, сэрэмжлэх. \guard against disease өвчнөөс сэрэмжлэх. guarded adj. болгоомжтой, хаширлаж цэнэсэн. guardedly adv. -
2 throttle
n. tech. тохируулагч. open up the \throttle хурдаа нэмэх. at full \throttle хаазаа тултал, хар хурдаараа. v. багалзуурдах, боож алах. He \throttled the guard with his bare hands. Тэрбээр харуулыг нүцгэн гараараа багалзуурдав. She accused the government of \throttleing the freedom of the press. Хэвлэлийн эрх чөлөөг боож байна гэж засгийн газрыг тэр эмэгтэй буруушаав. throttle (sth) back/ down техник хэрэгслийн хурдыг хянах.
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