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n. 1. өшиглөлт. If the door won`t open give it a \kick. Хаалга онгойхгүй бол өшиглөөрэй. 2. баяр хөөр. 3. бууны тийрэлт. 4. хүч. a kick in the teeth хатуу цохилт. The government`s decision is a real \kick in the teeth for the unions. Засгийн газрын шийдвэр нь үйлдвэрчний эвлэлийнхэнд үнэхээр хатуу цохилт болж байна. v. 1. өшиглөх. 2. тийрэх. 3. тийчлэх. 4. эсэргүүцэх. 5. бөмбөг оруулах. kick back 1. буу тийрэх. 2. хариулах. kick off 1. өшигчин хаях. 2. уулзалт, тоглолт эхлүүлэх. kick out хөөж гаргах. kick up хэл ам удах. kick the habit муу зуршлаа хаях. kick the bucket нас барах. kicker n. 1. хэл ам удагч. 2. тангардаг морь. 3. sport бөмбөг дамжуулагч.
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