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n. 1. хөрс, шороо, газар. sit on the \ground газар суух. 2. талбай, хэсэгхэн газар. a sports \ground спортын талбай. 3. нутаг дэвсгэр. 4. талбар, хүрээ. 5. \ground (for sth/ doing sth/ to do sth) ул үндэс, учир шалтгаан. on the ground of үндсэн дээр. 6. ар, дэвсгэр. 7. далайн ёроол. 8. grounds шаар. above ground газар дээгүүр/ дээр. break fresh/ new ground шинэ нээлт хийх. gain ground түгэх, тарах, олны хүртээл болох. to the ground үнсэн товрог болтол. The building was burned to the \ground. Барилга шатаж үнсэн товрог болов. v. 1. \ground (sth) (in/ on sth) усан онгоц гүехэн усанд хайртах. 2. онгоц газарт буулгах. 3. хүүхдийг гэрт нь хорьж шийтгэх. 4. see grind. ground sb in sth сайн зааж сургах, үндсийг эзэмшүүлэх. I was well \grounded in mathematics at school. Би сургуульд математик сайн заалгуулж байв. ground sth on sth үндэслэгдэх, суурилагдах. ground control n. газраас хянах систем. ground floor n. доод давхар, нэгдүгээр давхар. ground rule n. үндсэн зарчим. grounding n. үндэс.
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