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n. 1. тэмдэг. 2. шинж тэмдэг. 3. бэлэгдэл, томьёолсон тэмдэг. 4. зангаа, дохио. v. 1. гарын үсэг зурах. 2. дохио өгөх, зангах. sign sth away гэрээслэх, гэрээслэн өвлүүлэх; (эрх г.м) шилжүүлэх. sign for sth гарын үсэг зурах. sign off нэвтрүүлэг дууссан дохио өгөх; дуугүй болох. sign (sb) on/ up (for sth) ажилд орох, гэрээнд гарын үсэг зурах.
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