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1 ergeben
- {acquiescent} bằng lòng, ưng thuận, đồng ý, bằng lòng ngầm, mặc nhận, phục tùng - {faithfully} trung thành, chung thuỷ, trung thực, chính xác - {resigned} cam chịu, nhẫn nhục - {submissive} dễ phục tùng, dễ quy phục, dễ bảo, ngoan ngoãn = ergeben (ergab,ergeben) {to add; to be (was,been); to make (made,made); to pan; to result in; to show (showed,shown); to yield}+ = sich ergeben {to deliver oneself up; to deliver up oneself; to flow; to follow; to haul down one's flag; to surrender}+ = sich ergeben [in] {to submit [to]}+ = sich ergeben [aus] {to ensue [from]; to result [from]}+ = blind ergeben {bigotted}+ -
2 zeigen
- {to demonstrate} chứng minh, giải thích, bày tỏ, biểu lộ, làm thấy rõ, biểu tình, biểu tình tuần hành, biểu dương lực lượng, thao diễn - {to display} bày ra, phô bày, trưng bày, phô trương, khoe khoang, biểu lộ ra, để lộ ra, bày tỏ ra, sắp nổi bật - {to evince} tỏ ra, chứng tỏ, tỏ ra mình có - {to exhibit} triển lãm, đệ trình, đưa ra - {to offer} biếu, tặng, dâng, hiến, cúng, tiến, xung phong, tỏ ý muốn, để lộ ý muốn, đưa ra bán, bày ra bán, giơ ra, chìa ra, đưa ra mời, đưa ra đề nghị, dạm, hỏi, ướm, xảy ra, xảy đến, xuất hiện - {to point} vót nhọn, gắn đầu nhọn vào, làm cho sâu sắc, làm cho chua cay, làm cho cay độc, + at) chỉ, trỏ, nhắm, chĩa, chấm, đánh dấu chấm, trét vữa, đứng sững vểnh mõm chỉ, chỉ, trỏ &) nhằm - hướng về, hướng sự chú ý vào, lưu ý vào, chỉ ra, chỉ cho thấy, vạch ra, đứng sững vểnh mõm chỉ chú săn - {to show (showed,shown) cho xem, cho thấy, đưa cho xem, tỏ rõ, bảo, dạy, dẫn, dắt, hiện ra, trông rõ, ra trước công chúng, ló mặt, lòi ra = zeigen [auf] {to point [at,to]}+ = zeigen (Film) {to feature}+ = zeigen [nach,in,auf] {to look [towards,in,into]}+ = zeigen auf {to point to}+ = sich zeigen {to appear; to come out; to make one's appearance; to peer; to present oneself; to show up}+ = das wird sich zeigen {that remains to be seen}+
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make — [c]/meɪk / (say mayk) verb (made, making) –verb (t) 1. to bring into existence by shaping material, combining parts, etc.: to make a dress. 2. to produce by any action or causative agency: to make trouble. 3. to cause to be or become; render: to… …
