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n. 1. ургамлын үндэс. 2. (үсний, шүдний) уг, ёзоор. 3. учир, үндэс. 4. roots уг гарал, угсаа үндэс. 5. үгийн үндэс. 6. тооны язгуур. root and branch бүрмөсөн, үндсээр нь. take root 1. үндэслэх. 2. суурь/ үндэс тавигдах. v. үндэслэх. root (about/ around) for sth юм эрж ухах, онгичих. root for sb/ sth дэмжих. root sth/ sb out 1. үндсээр нь таслах, устгах. 2. удаан эрж хайсны эцэст олох, ухаж гаргаж ирэх. root sth up үндэстэй нь зулгаах. rooted adj. 1. хөдөлж чадахгүй, хөшчихсөн. 2. гүн бат тогтсон. 3. үүсэж бий болсон.
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