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1 raise
v. 1. өргөх, дээш нь болгох. \raise one's hand гараа өргөх. 2. \raise sth (to sth) нэмэх, өсгөх, тодорхой түвшинд хүргэх. \raise salaries цалин хөлс нэмэх. 3. хураах, цуглуулах. 4. хөдөлгөх, босгох. \raise a cloud of dust тоос манаруулах. 5. (сэжиг, эргэлзээ) төрүүлэх, (асуудал) тавих, (санал) дэвшүүлэх, (хэрэг) үүсгэх. 6. хүргэх. 7. өсгөх, хүмүүжүүлэх. 8. өсгөх, үржүүлэх, ургуулах, тариалах. 9. хориг/ хорио тавих. 10. холбоо барих. raise one's eyebrows (at sth) гайхах. raise one's glass (to sb) хундага өргөх. raise hell хэрүүл шуугиан дэгдээх. raise sb's spirits хөгжөөх, зоригжуулах. raise one's voice том том дуугарах, уурлаж хашгичих. raise sth to sb/ sth хөшөө босгох. n. өсөлт. raised adj. өндөр (газар). -
2 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. -
3 fine
adj. (-r, -st) 1. гоё, их сайхан, дээд зэргийн. \fine clothes гоё хувцас. 2. уран хийцийн, уран. \fine china нарийн шаазан. 3. үзэсгэлэнтэй, өнгө жавхаатай, сайхан. 4. сайн. `How are you?' `I am \fine'. "Та сайн уу" "Сайн. " 5. цэлмэг, нартай, сайхан (өдөр). 6. нарийн, нарийхан. \fine flour нарийн гурил. \fine dust өлөн тоос. a pencil with a \fine point нарийхан үзүүртэй харандаа. 7. уран гоё үгтэй. 8. нарийн ширийн. adv. 1. маш сайхан. 2. нарийхан, жижиг жижгээр. Cut up the vegetables very \fine. Ногоог нарийхан хэрч. 3. нарийн. fine-spun cloth нарийн нэхээстэй даавуу. n. торгууль. v. \fine sb (for sth/ doing sth) торгох. She was \fined for dangerous driving. Тэр, их хурдтай давхисан учир торгуулав. finely adv. 1. их гоё, гоёмсог. \fine dressed гоё хувцасласан. 2. нунтаг, жижиглэсэн. 3. нарийн. fineness n. fine art n. дүрслэх урлаг. -
4 fluff
n. үс ноос. Balls of \fluff and dust had collected under the bed. Орон доогуур үс ноос тоос шороо цугларчээ. v. 1. \fluff sth (out/ up) өрвийлгөх, хөвсгөр болгох. The bird \fluffed out its feathers. Шувуу өд сөдөө өрвийлгөв. 2. алдаа гаргах, буруу хийх, самгардах. fluffy adj. 1. өдөн, өд мэт, памбагар. 2. сэвсгэр, хөвсгөр.
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