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1 escape
v. 1. \escape (from sb/ sth) оргох, босох, зугтах. Two prisoners have \escaped. Хоёр хоригдол зугтжээ. 2. аврагдах, мултрах. He narrowly \escaped being drowned. Тэр, арай л живж үхсэнгүй. 3. (хий, шингэн, дулаан) алдагдах. There's gas escaping somewhere - can you smell it? Хаа нэгтээ хий алдагдаж байна - чамд үнэртэж байна уу? 4. \escape (with sth) гайгүй өнгөрөх, хөнгөн тусах. 5. мартагдах, нүдэнд үл өртөх. n. 1. аврал. 2. алдагдсан хий, дулаан, шингэн г. м. -
2 hatch
n. 1. ам, нүх, хаалга. 2. (also hatchway) нисэх онгоцны доод талын нүх. 3. усан онгоцны нээлхий. 4. байрны ханан дахь нүх. 5. сансрын хөлөг, нисэх онгоцны хаалга. an escape \hatch аюул тулгарсан үед хэрэглэх хаалга. v. 1. \hatch (out) өндөг дарах. 2. \hatch sth (up) хуйвалдах, төлөвлөх. What mischief are those children\hatching up? Тэр хүүхдүүд ямар гээч болохгүй юм хийхээр төлөвлөж байгаа бол? hatchery n. торниулагч. -
3 strain
v. 1. хэт хүчилж биеийнхээ эд эрхтэнг муутгах. \strain one's eyes (муу гэрэлд юм уншиж) нүдээ муутгах. \strain one's voice (чанга хашгирч байж) хоолойгоо сөөлгөх. 2. бүх хүчээ дайчлах/ гаргах/ шавхах, хичээх, чармайх. She spoke very (quietly) and I had to \strain my ears to hear her. Тэр маш аажуухан ярьж байсан бөгөөд би түүний хэлснийг сонсох гэж чармайж байлаа. 3. хэм хэмжээнээс хэтрүүлэх, байдлыг хурцатгах. The dispute has severely \strained relations between the two countries. Энэхүү маргаан нь хоёр орны харилцааг ноцтойгоор хурцатгажээ. 4. шүүх. \strain (off) water from the boiled cabbage чанасан байцааны усыг шүүх. strain at the leash дураараа дургихыг эрмэлзэх. youngsters \straining at the leash to escape parental control эцэг эхийн гараас мултарч дураараа дургихыг эрмэлздэг залуус. strain every nerve (to do sth) чармайх, хичээх. n. 1. их хүч гаргах. 2. оюуны хэт их ачаалал. 3. шөрмөс/ судас/ мах тасрах г.м. биеийн гэмтэл. 4. таталт, сунгалт. 5. үүлдэр, угсаа. 6. зан авирын онцлог, удамшил шинж. There's a \strain of madness in the family. Энэ гэр бүл галзуугийн удамтай. strained adj. 1. хурцадмал, ярвигтай. 2. ядрангуй, эцэж ядарсан. 3. хиймэл, албадмал. strainer n. шүүр, шүүлтүүр. a tea \strain цайны шүүр.
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