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/pʌmp/ * danh từ - giày nhảy (khiêu vũ) - cái bơm, máy bơm =hydraulic pump+ bơm thuỷ lực - sự bơm; cú bơm - mưu toan dò hỏi bí mật (của ai...); mưu toan moi tin tức (của ai); người có tài dò hỏi bí mật, người có tài moi tin tức * ngoại động từ - bơm =to pump water out of a ship+ bơm nước ra khỏi con tàu =to pump up a tyre+ bơm lốp xe =to pump up a bicycle+ bơm xe đạp =to pump a well dry+ bơm cạn giếng - (nghĩa bóng) tuôn ra hàng tràng (những lời chửi rủa...) =to pump abuses upon somebody+ chửi rủa như tát nước vào mặt ai - (nghĩa bóng) dò hỏi, moi (tin tức, bí mật...); moi tin tức ở (ai) =to pump a secret out of someone+ moi bí mật ở ai - ((thường) động tính từ quá khứ) làm hết hơi, làm thở đứt hơi =to be completely pumped by the climb+ trèo mệt đứt hơi * nội động từ - bơm, điều khiển máy bơm - lên lên xuống xuống mau (phong vũ biểu)
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