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1 warm
adj. 1. (-er, -est) дулаан, бүлээн. \warm weather дулаан цаг агаар. 2. дулаацсан, бүлээцсэн. warmly adv. дулаахан. \warm dressed дулаан хувцастай. warmth n. 1. дулаан, халуун. keep sb`s seat, etc warm (for them) суудлыг түр эзэлж байх. make it/ things warm for sb хэн нэгэнд гай тарих, ажил удах. His oppponents have been making things \warm for him lately. Сүүлийн үед өрсөлдөгчид нь түүнд гай тарих болсон юм. warm as toast час халуун. v. warm (sth/ sb)(up) дулаацах, бүлээцэх, халах. They \warm ed their hands by the fire. Тэд галд гараа ээцгээв. 2. халаах. I`ll \warm (up) some milk. Би жаахан сүү халаая. warm (sb/ sth) up хөгжөөх, урамшуулах. warm sth up;(US) warm sth over хоол халаах. \warm up yesterday`s stew өчигдрийн зуушилсан махыг халаачих. warm the cockles (of sb`s heart) бусдыг баярлуулах. warm to/ towards sb таалж эхлэх, сайн болох. warm to/ towards sth сонирхох, ойшоох. warm up 1. бие халаалт хийх, биеэ халаах. 2. халаах, бүлээцүүлэх (машин техник). warm-blooded adj. бүлээн цустай. A snake is not a \warm animal. Могой бол бүлээн цустай амьтан биш. warm-hearted adj. сэтгэл сайтай, нөхөрсөг, тусархаг. warming n. халаах. warm n. 1. the warm дулаан газар, дулаан уур амьсгал. 2. халуун, дулаан болгох. -
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n. цаг агаар. cold/ sunny/ warm/ wet/ windy \weather хүйтэн/ нартай/ дулаан/ бороотой/ салхитай цаг агаар. in all weathers цаг агаар ямар ч байсан, ямар ч тохиолдолд. keep a weather eye (open) on sth бэлэн байх, сонор сэрэмжтэй байх. make heavy weather of sth хэт ихэсгэх, хүндрүүлэх, ярвигтай болгох, асуудлыг дөвийлгөх. under heavy weather 1. өвчтэй, зовлонтой байх. 2. тааруухан нөхцөлд байх, хүнд байдалд орох. She`s been a little under \weather recently. Тэр бүсгүй сүүлийн үед нилээн зовсон шүү. weather-beaten adj. салхинд нурсан, нар салхинд идэгдсэн, борлосон. weathercock n. 1. салхины далбаа, залма. 2. аялдан дагагч. weatherforecast n. цаг агаарын урьдчилсан мэдээ. weather-station n. цаг уурын станц. weather-vane n. салхин сэнс, залма. v. 1. цаг агаарын нөлөөнд өртөх rocks \weather ed by wind and water салхи, усанд өртсөн хад асганууд. 2. давах, туулах, тэсэж гарах. weather a crisis хямралыг даван гарах. weatherman n. (pl -men) цаг агаарын мэдээ танилцуулдаг хүн. weather-cock n. = weather-vane.
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