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/ə'pi:l/ * danh từ - sự kêu gọi; lời kêu gọi - lời thỉnh cầu, sự cầu khẩn =with a look of appeal+ với vẻ cầu khẩn =to make an appeal to someone's generossity+ cầu đến lòng rộng lượng của ai, kêu gọi lòng rộng lượng của ai - (pháp lý) sự chống án; quyền chống án =to lodge an appeal; to give notice of appeal+ đưa đơn chống án !Court of Appeal - toà thượng thẩm - sức lôi cuốn, sức quyến rũ =to have appeal+ có sức lôi cuốn, có sức quyến rũ !to appeal to the country - (xem) country -
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/'kʌntri/ * danh từ - nước, quốc gia - đất nước, tổ quốc, quê hương, xứ sở - nhân dân (một nước) - số ít vùng, xứ, miền; (nghĩa bóng) địa hạt, lĩnh vực =densely wooded country+ vùng cây cối rậm rạp =this is unknown country to me+ đó là một vùng mà tôi chưa đi qua; (nghĩa bóng) đó là một lĩnh vực xa lạ đối với tôi - số ít nông thôn, thôn dã =to live in the country+ sống ở nông thôn =the country life+ đời sống (cách sinh hoạt) ở nông thôn !to go (appeal) to the country - giải tán quốc hội và tổ chức bầu lại
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