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1 measure
v. 1. хэмжих. 2. төдий хэмжээний байх. 3. үнэлэх. It's hard to \measure his ability when we haven't seen his work. Түүний хийсэн юмыг үзээгүй байж авьяас чадлы нь үнэлэх хэцүү байна. 4. цэнэх. \measure one's words үгээ цэнэх. measure sth out нарийн хэмжиж таслан авах. measure up (to sth/ sb) (санаанд, шаардлагад) нийцэх, хүрэх. n. 1. арга хэмжээ. 2. хэмжээ, хэмжүүр. measurable adj. 1. хэмжиж болмоор/ болохуйц. 2. мэдэгдэхүйц. measurably adv. тодорхой, мэдэгдэхүйц. measured adj. 1. цэгнэсэн, бодсон, эргэцүүлсэн. 2. аажуу, удаан, жигд. measurement n. 1. хэмжилт. 2. хэмжээ. 3. хэмжил зүй. -
2 tape
n. 1. тууз. a metre of silk \tape нэг метр торгон тууз. 2. соронзон хальс. recording \tape дуу бичлэгийн соронзон хальс. Record the opera on that blank \tape. Эл дуурийг тэр шинэ/ хоосон хальсанд бич. 3. бичлэгтэй хальс/ дамар. The police seized various books and \tapes. Цагдаагийн газар янз бүрийн ном, бичлэгтэй хальс хураан авчээ. 4. наадаг тууз/ хальс. цавуулаг/ наалданги хальс. fix a notice to a wall with \tape зарлалыг хананд наадаг туузаар тогтоо. 5. тэмцээний үед барианы газар татсан тууз. He broke the \tape. Тэр барианд оров/ тэмцээнээ дуусгана. v. 1. хальсанд бичих, бичлэг хийх. \tape a concert (off from the radio) (радиогоос) концертын бичлэг хийх. \taped music хуулсан бичлэг/ хөгжим. 2. туузаар боох/ уях. 3. have sb/ sth \taped сайтар/ нарийн ойлгох. After a month in the new job, I had it \taped. Шинэ ажилд сар болсон хойно би түүнд төвөггүй дасав. tape desk n. хальс тоглуулагч. tape measure n. туузан метр. tape recorder n. дуу хураагуур.
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