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1 zurücktreten
- {to back} lùi, ủng hộ, đánh cá, đánh cuộc, đóng gáy, cưỡi, cùng ký vào, ký tiếp vào, lùi lại, dịu trở lại - {to demit} xin thôi việc, thôi việc, từ chức - {to recede} lùi xa dần, rút xuống, rút đi, rút lui, hớt ra sáu, sụt giá, giảm sút - {to retrogress} đi giật lùi, đi ngược lại, suy yếu, trở nên xấu đi = zurücktreten [von] {to declare off [from]; to resign [from]; to withdraw (withdrew,withdrawn) [from]}+ = zurücktreten (Wasser) {to retreat}+ = zurücktreten (trat zurück,zurückgetreten) {to retire; to stand down}+ -
2 der Verein
- {association} sự kết hợp, sự liên hợp, sự liên kết, sự liên đới, sự kết giao, sự giao thiệp, sự liên tưởng, hội, hội liên hiệp, đoàn thể, công ty, quần hợp, môn bóng đá association foot-ball) - {club} dùi cui, gậy tày, gậy, quân nhép, câu lạc bộ, trụ sở câu lạc bộ, trụ sở hội club-house) - {society} xã hội, lối sống xã hội, tầng lớp thượng lưu, tầng lớp quan sang chức trọng, sự giao du, sự làm bạn, tình bạn bè - {union} sự hợp nhất, liên minh, liên hiệp, sự nhất trí, sự cộng đồng, sự đoàn kết, sự hoà hợp, hiệp hội, đồng minh, liên bang, sự kết hôn, hôn nhân, nhà tế bần, câu lạc bộ và hội tranh luận - trụ sở của hội tranh luận, thùng lắng bia, vải sợi pha lanh, vải sợi pha tơ, Răcco, ống nối = im Verein mit {in conjunction with}+ = ein schöner Verein! {a fine lot!}+ = aus einem Verein austreten {to resign from a club}+ -
3 austreten [aus]
- {to secede [from]} rút ra khỏi, ly khai = austreten (Blut) {to extravasate}+ = austreten (aus einer Partei) {to bolt}+ = austreten (trat aus,ausgetreten) {to leave (left,left); to resign}+ = austreten (trat aus,ausgetreten) (Weg) {to wear down}+ = austreten (trat aus,ausgetreten) (Gas) {to escape}+ = austreten (trat aus,ausgetreten) [aus] {to withdraw (withdrew,withdrawn) [from]}+ = austreten (trat aus,ausgetreten) (Feuer) {to tread out}+ = austreten gehen {to go for a pee}+
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