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1 die Augen
- {eyesight} sức nhìn, thị lực, tầm nhìn = vor Augen {in full view}+ = die Augen rollen {to goggle}+ = die Augen öffnen {to undeceive}+ = die Augen aufreißen {to gape}+ = die Augen verbinden {to blindfold}+ = Augen geradeaus! {front eyes!}+ = unter vier Augen {between you and me and the gatepost; confidentially; face to face; in private}+ = den Augen trauen {to believe your eyes}+ = die Augen offenhalten {to keep one's eyes open}+ = mit scharfen Augen {lynxeyed}+ = große Augen machen {to be all eyes}+ = in die Augen fallen {to strike (struck,struck)+ = scharfe Augen haben {to be keen-eyed}+ = die tiefliegenden Augen {deepset eyes}+ = die großen runden Augen {saucer eyes}+ = in die Augen fallend {bold}+ = mit verbundenen Augen {blindfold}+ = mach deine Augen auf! {watch your steps!}+ = mit den Augen blinzeln {to wink one's eyes}+ = das strengt meine Augen an {this tries my eyes}+ = Sie machte große Augen. {She looked surprised.}+ = für beide Augen dienend {binocular}+ = aus den Augen verlieren {to lose sight of}+ = jemandem die Augen verbinden {to hoodwink}+ = mit weit aufgerissenen Augen {saucer-eyed}+ = der Rauch beißt mir in die Augen {the smoke is stinging my eyes}+ = ich traute meinen Augen nicht {My eyes nearly popped out of my head}+ = Er zeigte es vor aller Augen. {He showed it for all the world to see.}+ = eine Binde vor den Augen haben {to have a blindfold over one's eyes}+ = Meine Augen sind sehr schlecht. {My sight is very poor.}+ = Er sagte es mir unter vier Augen. {He told it to me in confidence.}+ = kleiner Druck strengt die Augen an {small print is a strain to someone's eyes}+ = ihr verschwamm alles vor den Augen {everything swam before her eyes}+ = jemandem Sand in die Augen streuen {to throw dust in someone's eyes}+ = ihm drehte sich alles vor den Augen {his head swam}+ = jemandem einen Wunsch von den Augen ablesen {to read someone's wish in her eyes}+ = jemandem etwas handgreiflich vor Augen führen {to show someone something quite plainly}+ -
2 at
/æt, ət/ * danh từ - ở tại (chỉ vị trí) =at Haiduong+ ở Hải dương =at school+ ở trường =at home+ ở nhà =at the meeting+ ở cuộc họp =at a depth of six meters+ ở độ sâu sáu mét =at the butcher's+ ở cửa hàng thịt - vào, vào lúc, vào hồi (chỉ thời gian) =at six o'clock+ vào lúc sáu giờ =at midnight+ vào lúc nửa đêm =at mealtime+ vào giờ ăn cơm - đang, đang lúc =at work+ đang làm việc =at breakfast+ đang ăn sáng =what are you at now?+ bây giờ anh đang bận gì? =at peace+ đang lúc hoà bình =at rest+ đang lúc nghỉ ngơi - vào, nhắm vào, về phía =to throw a stone at somebody+ ném một cục đá vào ai =to look at the picture+ nhìn (vào) bức tranh =to laugh at somebody+ cười (vào mặt) ai - với (chỉ giá cả...) =at a high price+ với giá cao =at 3đ a kilogram+ (với giá) ba đồng một kilôgram - khi; về =we were very sad at hearing the news+ chúng tổi rất buồn khi nghe thấy tin đó =he was surprised at what he saw+ nó ngạc nhiên về những điều nó được trông thấy - theo =at your request+ theo lời yêu cầu của anh =at your command+ theo lệnh của anh - về (một môn nào...) =to be good at mathematics+ giỏi (về môn) toán !at all - (xem) all !events - (xem) event !at best - (xem) best !at first - (xem) first !at last !at least - (xem) least !at [the] most - (xem) most !at once - (xem) once !at once - (xem) one !at that - như vậy, như thế =we must take it at that+ chúng ta phải thừa nhận điều đó như vậy - hơn nữa, mà lại còn =he lost an arm and the right arm at that+ anh ấy cụt cánh tay mà lại là cánh tay phải !at time - (xem) time !at no time - không bao giờ !at worst - (xem) worst -
3 surprise
/sə'praiz/ * danh từ - sự ngạc nhiên =his surprise was visible+ vẻ ngạc nhiên của anh ta lộ rõ ra =to my great surprise+ làm tôi rất ngạc nhiên - sự bất ngờ, sự bất thình lình =the post was taken by surprise+ đồn bị chiếm bất ngờ - điều làm ngạc nhiên, thú không ngờ =I have a surprise for you+ tôi đành cho anh một thú không ngờ - (định ngữ) bất ngờ =a surprise visit+ cuộc đến thăm bất ngờ - (định ngữ) ngạc nhiên =surprise packet+ gói trong đó có những thứ mình không ngờ, gói "ngạc nhiên" * ngoại động từ - làm ngạc nhiên, làm kinh ngạc =more surprised than frightened+ ngạc nhiên hơn là sợ - đột kích, đánh úp; chộp thình lình, chộp bắt (ai); bắt quả tang (ai) =to surprise someboby in the act+ bắt ai quả tang - bất thình lình đẩy (ai) đến chỗ =to surprise someone into consent+ bất thình lình đẩy ai đến chỗ phải đồng ý
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