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  • 1 mitnehmen

    - {to take along; to take away} = mitnehmen (nahm mit,mitgenommen) {to bear (bore,borne); to carry; to pick up; to take (took,taken)+

    Deutsch-Vietnamesisch Wörterbuch > mitnehmen

  • 2 gehen

    (ging,gegangen) - {to fare} đi đường, đi du lịch, xảy ra, ở vào tình trạng, làm ăn, được khao, được thết, ăn uống, bồi dưỡng - {to go (went,gone) đi, đi đến, đi tới, thành, thành ra, hoá thành, trôi qua, trôi đi, chết, tiêu tan, chấm dứt, mất hết, yếu đi, bắt đầu, chạy, điểm đánh, nổ, sống trong tình trạng..., làm theo, hành động theo - hành động phù hợp với, xét theo, đổ, sụp, gãy, vỡ nợ, phá sản, diễn ra, tiếp diễn, tiến hành, diễn biến, kết quả, đang lưu hành, đặt để, kê, để vừa vào, vừa với, có chỗ, đủ chỗ, hợp với, xứng với, thích hợp với - nói năng, cư xử, làm đến mức là, trả, tiêu vào, bán, thuộc về, được biết, được thừa nhận, truyền đi, nói, truyền miệng, hợp nhịp điệu, phổ theo, đánh, ra, đặt - {to tread (trod,trodden) bước lên, giẫm lên, đặt chân lên, đạp, đạp mái - {to walk} đi bộ, đi tản bộ, hiện ra, xuất hiện, sống, ăn ở, đi lang thang, cùng đi với, bắt đi, tập cho đi, dắt đi, dẫn đi = gehen (ging,gegangen) [nach] {to trend [to]}+ = gehen (ging,gegangen) (Technik) {to work (worked,worked)+ = glatt gehen {to go on wheels}+ = baden gehen {to go for a swim}+ = rasch gehen {to swing along}+ = zu weit gehen {to carry to an extreme}+ = er mußte gehen {he was obliged to go}+ = auf und ab gehen {to beat (beat,beaten); to dance}+ = auf und ab gehen (Korridor) {to walk}+ = hin und her gehen {to travel}+ = so weit gehen zu tun {to go to the length of doing}+ = ich bin dafür zu gehen {I'm in favour of going}+ = es steht ihm frei zu gehen {he is free to go}+ = sage ihm, er darf nicht gehen {tell him he must not go}+ = ich halte es für das beste, nicht zu gehen {I think it best not to go}+

    Deutsch-Vietnamesisch Wörterbuch > gehen

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