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1 das Geschick
- {aptitude} aptitude for khuynh hướng, năng khiếu, năng lực, khả năng - {aptness} aptitude, sự thích hợp, sự thích đáng, sự đúng lúc, sự đúng chỗ, sự đúng - {chance} sự may rủi, sự tình cờ, sự có thể, sự có khả năng, khả năng có thể, cơ hội, số phận - {destiny} vận số, vận mệnh - {dexterity} sự khéo tay, sự khéo léo, tài khéo léo, sự thuận dùng tay phải - {fate} thiên mệnh, định mệnh, số mệnh, thần mệnh, điều tất yếu, điều không thể tránh được, nghiệp chướng, sự chết, sự huỷ diệt - {hand} tay, bàn tay, bàn chân trước, quyền hành, sự có sãn, sự nắm giữ, sự kiểm soát, sự tham gia, sự nhúng tay vào, phần tham gia, sự hứa hôn, số nhiều) công nhân, nhân công, thuỷ thủ, người làm - một tay, nguồn, chữ viết tay, chữ ký, kim, nải, buộc, nắm, gang tay, phía, bên, hướng, sắp bài, ván bài, chân đánh bài, tiếng vỗ tay hoan hô - {knack} sở trường, tài riêng, sự thông thạo, mẹo, khoé, thói quen, tật - {lot} thăm, việc rút thăm, sự chọn bằng cách rút thăm, phần do rút thăm định, số, phận, mảnh, lô, mớ, rất nhiều, vô số, hàng đống, hàng đàn - {luck} vận, vận may, vận đỏ - {skill} sự tinh xảo, kỹ năng, kỹ xảo - {star} sao, ngôi sao, tinh tú, vật hình sao, dấu sao, đốm trắng ở trán ngựa, nhân vật nổi tiếng, nghệ sĩ nổi tiếng, sao chiếu mệnh, tướng tinh, số nhiều) số mệnh = für etwas Geschick haben {to be skilled at something; to have a knck for something}+ = diese Aufgabe erfordert Geschick {this task demands skill}+
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