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/ə'lau/ * ngoại động từ - cho phép để cho =allow me to help you+ cho phép tôi được giúp anh một tay =smoking is not allowed here+ không được hút thuốc lá ở đây =to allow oneself+ tự cho phép mình =I'll not allow you to be ill-treated+ tôi sẽ không để cho anh bị ngược đãi đâu - thừa nhận, công nhận, chấp nhận =to allow something to be true+ công nhận cái gì là đúng sự thật =I allow that I am wrong+ tôi nhận là tôi sai =to allow a request+ chấp đơn - cho, cấp cho, trợ cấp, cấp phát =to be allowed 300đ a year+ mỗi năm được trợ cấp 300đ - (thương nghiệp); (tài chính) trừ bớt; thêm =to allow 5 per cent for breakage+ trừ 5 rò (tài chính) nủm nạnh 8; thêm 5 rò (tài chính) nủm nạnh 8 * nội động từ - (+ for) kể đến, tính đến; chiếu cố đến, chú ý đến =allow to for the delays coused by bad weather+ tính đến sự chậm trễ do thời tiết xấu gây ra =after allowing for...+ sau khi đã tính đến... - (+ of) cho phép; chịu được, dung thứ được, chấp nhận =the question allows of no dispute+ vấn đề không cho phép bàn cãi gì cả =I can't allow of this noise going on+ tôi không thể chịu được cái tiếng ầm ỹ ấy cứ kéo dài mãi
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