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n. 1. өргөн тавтай хадаас. 2. хаваас, ширээс, оёдол. 3. далбаат онгоц слахины аясаар хөвөх чиг. 4. өмнө нь хэрэглэж байснаас өөр арга. If that doesn't work, I'll try a different \tack. Болохгүй бол би өөрөөр үзье. 5. эмээл, тохом, хазаар зэрэг хэрэглэл. 6. (Scotland) түрээс. get down to brass tacks жинхэнэ ажил хэрэг ярих, гол асуудалдаа орох. be on the right/ wrong tack зөв/ буруу чиг/ хандлага баримтлах. v. 1. хадах, тогтоох. She \tacked a notice to the board. Тэр эмэгтэй самбарт зарлал хадав. \tack down the carpet (шаланд) хадаасаар хивс хадаж бэхлэх. 2. хавах, шидэх. \tack a ribbon onto a hat малгайнд тууз хадах. 3. tack sth on (to sth) нэмэх, нийлүүлэх. He \tacked a few words on to his letter. Тэрээр захиандаа хэдэн үг нэмж бичив. 4. чигээ/ бодлогоо өөрчлөх.
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