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1 mind
n. 1. ухаан, оюун санаа. 2. ухаан бодол, ухаан санаа. 3. ой ухаан, цээж. 4. санаа, бодол. be in two minds about sth/ doing sth сэтгэл хоёрдох, тээнэгэлзэх. be of one/ the same mind (about sb/ sth) санаа нийлэх. be/ go out of one's mind галзуурах, солиорох. bear/ keep sb/ sth in mind санаж явах. bring/ call sb/ sth to mind санах. I know her face but I can't call her name to \mind. Би түүнийг мэднэ, даанч нэрий нь олохгүй байна. change one's mind бодлоо өөрчлөх. come/ spring to mind санаанд орж ирэх. give one's mind to sth анхаарлаа хандуулах/ төвлөрүүлэх. have a mind of one's own өөрийн гэсэн бодолтой байх. make up one's mind шийдэх. put sb in mind of sb/ sth санагдуулах, бодогдуулах. take one's/ sb's mind off sth сатааруулах, мартагнуулах. to my mind миний бодлоор бол. v. 1. санаа тавих, зовох. 2. татгалзах, дургүйцэх. if you don't \mind хэрэв та дургүйцэхгүй/ татгалзахгүй бол. mind one's own business бусдын хэрэгт хошуу дүрэхгүй байх. `What are you reading?' `Mind your own business!' "Чи юу уншиж байна вэ?" "Чамд ер хамаагүй!" never mind зүгээр, санаа зоволтгүй. mind out (for sb/ sth) анхаар! сэрэмжтэй бай! mind-bending adj. ухаан балартуулах. mind-blowing adj. гайхамшигтай, гайхалтай сайхан, санаанд багташгүй. -
2 pen
. n. 1. үзэг. put pen to paper үзэг цаас нийлүүлэх. 2. зохиол бичих. live by one's \pen зохиол бичиж амьдрах. 3. малын хашаа. 4. (US) шорон. v. (-nn-) бичих. pen sb/ sth in/ up хаших, хашаанд хийх. pen-name n. зохиолчийн нууц нэр.
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