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n. 1. дусал. 2. үрлэн чихэр. 3. унал. a \drop in temperature халуун хүйтний унал. 4. drops дусаалга. a drop in the ocean өчүүхэн бага. at the drop of a hat гэнэт. v. (-pp-) 1. унах, унагаах. The apple \dropped to the ground. Алим газар унав. I \dropped a glass. Би аягаа алдаж унагаав. 2. унах, буурах. The price \dropped. Yнэ буурав. 3. ядарч унах. 4. зогсоох, болих. Let's \drop the argument. Маргалдахаа больцгооё. drop behind ард хоцрох. drop dead гэнэт үхэх. drop a hint үг цухуйлгах. drop sb a line зурвас бичих. drop out (of sth) гарах, хаях. dropper n. дусаагуур. droppings n. аргал, хоргол.
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