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/seil/ * danh từ - buồm =to hoist a sail+ kéo buồm lên - tàu, thuyền =a fleet of twenty sails+ một đội tàu gồm 20 chiếc =sail ho!+ tàu kia rồi! - bản hứng gió (ở cánh cối xay gió) - quạt gió (trên boong tàu, trên hầm mỏ) - chuyến đi bằng thuyền buồm !to make sail - (xem) make !to set sail - (xem) set !to take in sail - cuốn buồm lại - (nghĩa bóng) hạ thập yêu cầu, bớt tham vọng !to take the wind out of someone's sails - (xem) wind * nội động từ - chạy bằng buồm, chạy bằng máy (tàu) - đi thuyền buồm, đi tàu (người); nhổ neo, xuống tàu (để ra đi) - bay lượn, liêng; đi lướt qua, trôi qua (chim, máy...) - đi một cách oai vệ ((thường) nói về đàn bà...) * ngoại động từ - đi trên, chạy trên (biển...) =he had sailed the sea for many years+ anh ta đã đi biển nhiều năm - điều khiển, lái (thuyền buồm) !to sail into - (thông tục) lao vào (công việc), bắt đầu một cách hăng hái - tấn công dữ dội; mắng nhiếc thậm tệ, chỉ trích thậm tệ !to sail close (near) the wind - (xem) wind
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