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ˈbronze+age

  • 1 bronze

    /brɔnz/ * danh từ - đồng thiếc - đồ bằng đồng thiếc (tượng, lọ...) - màu đồng thiếc =the bronze age+ thời kỳ đồng thiếc * ngoại động từ - làm bóng như đồng thiếc; làm sạm màu đồng thiếc * nội động từ - sạm màu đồng thiếc

    English-Vietnamese dictionary > bronze

  • 2 die Bronzezeit

    - {Bronze Age}

    Deutsch-Vietnamesisch Wörterbuch > die Bronzezeit

  • 3 werden

    (wurde,geworden) - {to be (was,been) thì, là, có, tồn tại, ở, sống, trở nên, trở thành, xảy ra, diễn ra, giá, be to phải, định, sẽ, đang, bị, được - {to get (got,got) có được, kiếm được, lấy được, nhận được, xin được, hỏi được, tìm ra, tính ra, mua, học, mắc phải, ăn, bắt được, đem về, thu về, hiểu được, nắm được, đưa, mang, chuyền, đem, đi lấy, chịu - dồn vào thế bí, dồn vào chân tường, làm bối rối lúng túng không biết ăn nói ra sao, làm cho, khiến cho, sai ai, bảo ai, nhờ ai, to have got có, phải, sinh, đẻ, tìm hộ, mua hộ, xoay hộ, cung cấp - đến, tới, đạt đến, thành ra, đi đến chỗ, bắt đầu, cút đi, chuồn - {to go (went,gone) đi, đi đến, đi tới, thành, hoá thành, trôi qua, trôi đi, chết, tiêu tan, chấm dứt, mất hết, yếu đi, chạy, điểm đánh, nổ, ở vào tình trạng, sống trong tình trạng..., làm theo - hành động theo, hành động phù hợp với, xét theo, đổ, sụp, gãy, vỡ nợ, phá sản, 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 grow (grew,grown) mọc, mọc lên, mọc mầm, đâm chồi nẩy nở, lớn, lớn lên, phát triển, tăng lên, lớn thêm, dần dần trở thành, dần dần trở nên, trồng, để mọc dài - {to wax} đánh sáp, đánh bóng bằng sáp, bôi sáp, vuốt sáp, tròn dần = werden (wurde,geworden) [zu] {to develop [into]; to turn [into]}+ = werden (wurde,geworden) [aus] {to become (became,become) [of]}+ = alt werden {to age; to grow old}+ = rot werden {to blush; to crimson}+ = zäh werden {to toughen}+ = süß werden {to sweeten}+ = klar werden {to clear}+ = grün werden {to green}+ = hell werden {to clear; to lighten}+ = matt werden {to dim; to languish}+ = dick werden {to fatten; to put on weight; to stouten}+ = kühl werden {to cool}+ = fett werden {to fat}+ = wach werden {to rouse; to wake up; to waken}+ = irre werden {to go crackers}+ = warm werden {to grow warm; to thaw}+ = fest werden {to concrete; to consolidate; to firm; to fix; to solidify; to stiffen; to toughen}+ = dünn werden {to thin; to thin out}+ = müde werden {to weary}+ = dürr werden {to bake}+ = rauh werden {to roughen}+ = wahr werden {to come true}+ = rund werden {to round up}+ = weiß werden {to blanch over; to whiten}+ = hart werden {to bind (bound,bound); to harden; to indurate}+ = fett werden [von] {to batten [on]}+ = müde werden [vor] {to tire [with]}+ = wund werden (Haut) {to gall}+ = leck werden (Marine) {to bilge; to spring a leak}+ = flau werden (Kommerz) {to slacken}+ = still werden {to quiesce; to still}+ = ruhig werden {to quiesce; to steady}+ = sauer werden {acidify; to acetify; to sour}+ = fromm werden {to get religion}+ = trübe werden {to blur; to dim; to foul; to tarnish}+ = steif werden {to stiffen}+ = krank werden {to be taken ill; to be taken sick; to fall ill; to fall sick}+ = braun werden {to bronze}+ = stark werden {to brawn}+ = träge werden {to slacken}+ = mürbe werden {to give in}+ = dicht werden {to bind (bound,bound)+ = enger werden {to tighten}+ = knapp werden {to fall short; to run low}+ = schal werden {to stale}+ = weich werden {to relent}+ = einig werden {to settle}+ = knapp werden [an] {to run short [of]}+ = krank werden [an] {to be taken ill [with]; to be taken sick [with]}+ = knapp werden [mit] {to run out [of]}+ = sauer werden (Milch) {to blink}+ = sauer werden (Getränk) {to prick}+ = leiser werden {to soften}+ = frisch werden {to freshen}+ = größer werden {to heighten}+ = gerade werden {to straighten}+ = feucht werden {to dampen; to moisten}+ = gültig werden {to inure}+ = weiter werden {to dilate}+ = kürzer werden {to shorten}+ = nervös werden {to get the willies}+ = fällig werden {to become payable; to fall due; to mature}+ = flügge werden {to fledge; to leave the nest}+ = munter werden {to liven}+ = rissig werden {to spring (sprang,sprung)+ = besser werden {to ameliorate; to amend; to better}+ = dunkel werden {to blacken; to darken; to darkle; to deepen; to opacify}+ = neblig werden {to fog; to mist}+ = gesund werden {to convalesce}+ = diesig werden {to haze}+ = erregt werden {to grow warm}+ = faltig werden {to crush}+ = körnig werden {to granulate}+ = rasend werden {to madden}+ = locker werden {to slack}+ = wütend werden {to fly into a rage; to fly out; to huff; to lose one's temper}+ = bleich werden {to bleach; to pale; to turn pale}+ = stumpf werden {to blunt}+ = fester werden {to tighten}+ = tiefer werden {to deepen}+ = länger werden {to lengthen}+ = seicht werden {to shallow; to shoal}+ = zornig werden {to get one's monkey up; to huff}+ = kürzer werden (Tag) {to close in}+ = tiefer werden (Musik) {to descend}+ = fertig werden [mit Schwierigkeiten] {to cope [with difficulties]}+ = sich klar werden [über] {to awaken [to]}+ = sich einig werden {to agree on}+ = wieder jung werden {to rejuvenesce}+ = fertig werden ohne {to do without}+ = es muß getan werden {it needs doing}+ = wieder gesund werden {to recover}+ = das kann ja lustig werden! {that will be a pretty mess!}+ = was soll aus ihm werden? {what will become of him?}+ = laß das nicht laut werden {keep mum about this}+ = ich kann nicht klug daraus werden {I cannot make head or tail of it}+ = ich kann daraus nicht klug werden {I can make nothing of it}+

    Deutsch-Vietnamesisch Wörterbuch > werden

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  • Bronze age — Bronze Bronze, n. [F. bronze, fr. It. bronzo brown, fr. OHG. br?n, G. braun. See {Brown}, a.] 1. An alloy of copper and tin, to which small proportions of other metals, especially zinc, are sometimes added. It is hard and sonorous, and is used… …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

  • Bronze Age — n the Bronze Age the time, between about 6000 and 4000 years ago, when bronze was used for making tools, weapons etc →↑Iron Age, ↑Stone Age …   Dictionary of contemporary English

  • Bronze Age — Bronze′ Age n. ara a period in the history of humankind, following the Stone Age and preceding the Iron Age, during which bronze weapons and implements were used: representative Old World cultures are the Minoan and Mycenaean • Etymology: 1860–65 …   From formal English to slang

  • Bronze Age — ► NOUN ▪ a historical period that followed the Stone Age and preceded the Iron Age, when weapons and tools were made of bronze …   English terms dictionary

  • Bronze Age — n. a phase of some human cultures, usually after a Stone Age and before an Iron Age, characterized by bronze tools and weapons, specif. such a phase in the Old World c. 3500 1000 B.C …   English World dictionary

  • Bronze Age — For other uses, see Bronze Age (disambiguation). Diffusion of metallurgy in western Europe. The darkest areas are the oldest. Bronze Age …   Wikipedia

  • bronze age — noun (classical mythology) the third age of the world, marked by war and violence • Topics: ↑classical mythology • Hypernyms: ↑time period, ↑period of time, ↑period * * * noun Usage …   Useful english dictionary

  • Bronze Age — noun (archeology) a period between the Stone and Iron Ages, characterized by the manufacture and use of bronze tools and weapons • Topics: ↑archeology, ↑archaeology • Instance Hypernyms: ↑time period, ↑period of time, ↑period …   Useful english dictionary

  • Bronze Age — 1. a period in the history of humankind, following the Stone Age and preceding the Iron Age, during which bronze weapons and implements were used. 2. (l.c.) Class. Myth. the third of the four ages of the human race, marked by war and violence;… …   Universalium

  • BRONZE AGE —    The period (circa 2000 BC to circa 950 BC) of the first bronze use in Italy, although only highly developed in the later phases.    See also FINAL BRONZE AGE; MIDDLE BRONZE AGE; RECENT BRONZE AGE …   Historical Dictionary of the Etruscans

  • Bronze Age — N PROPER: the N The Bronze Age was a period of time which began when people started making things from bronze about 4,000 6,000 years ago …   English dictionary

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