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- cánh quạt máy xay gió - (hàng hi) cáp kéo * nội động từ - xông, lao, chạy vụt =to whip behind someone+ chạy vụt tới sau một người =to whip down the stairs+ lao nhanh xuống cầu thang - quất, đập mạnh vào =the rain whipped against the panes+ mưa đập mạnh vào cửa kính * ngoại động từ - đánh bằng roi, quất =to whip a horse+ quất ngựa - khâu vắt =to whip a seam+ khâu vắt một đường may - rút, giật, cởi phắt =to whip a knife out of one's pocket+ rút nhanh con dao nhíp trong túi ra =to whip off one's coat+ cởi phắt áo choàng ra - đánh (kem, trứng) - (hàng hi) quấn chặt (đầu sợi dây) - (từ lóng) đánh bại, thắng (một địch thủ) !to whip away - đánh, quất, đuổi (người nào) !to whip in - tập trung, lùa vào một ni (bằng roi) - (nghĩa bóng) triệu tập !to whip on - quất ngựa chạy tới !to whip out - rút nhanh; tuốt (kiếm) !to whip up - giục (ngựa) chạy tới - triệu tập gấp (hội viên, đng viên) !to whip creation - hn tất c
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