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adj. \unsuitable (for sb/ sth) таарахгүй, зохихгүй, зохисгүй. films that are \unsuitable for children хүүхэд багачуул үзэж үл болох кинонууд. unsuited adj. 1. \unsuitable (to sth/ do sth) тохирохгүй. Measures that are \unsuitable to improve the economy. Эдийн засгийн сайжруулах асуудалд үл тохирох арга хэмжээнүүд. 2. \unsuitable (to sb/ sth) таарахгүй, нийцэхгүй.
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