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2 afford
/ə'fɔ:d/ * ngoại động từ - có thể, có đủ sức, có đủ khả năng, có đủ điều kiện (để làm gì) =I can't afford to lose a minute+ tôi không thể để mất một phút nào - cho, tạo cho, cấp cho, ban cho =reading affords us pleasure+ đọc sách cho ta niềm vui thú =the fields afford enough fodder for the cattle+ cánh đồng cung cấp đủ cỏ khô cho trâu bò
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