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1 vergehen
- {to decay} suy tàn, suy sụp, sa sút, hư nát, đổ nát, mục nát, sự suy nhược, thối rữa, sâu, mục, rã, phân rã, làm sâu, làm mục nát - {to die (died,died) chết, mất, từ trần, băng hà, tịch, hy sinh, mất đi, tắt đi, tàn lụi, không còn nữa, bị quên đi, se lại đau đớn, chết lặng đi - {to fleet} biến, lướt qua, lướt nhanh, bay nhanh - {to go by} - {to pass} đi, đi lên, đi qua, đi ngang qua, trải qua, chuyển qua, truyền, trao, đưa, chuyển sang, biến thành, trở thành, đổi thành, qua đi, biến đi, trôi đi, trôi qua, được thông qua, được chấp nhận - thi đỗ, xảy ra, được làm, được nói đến, bị bỏ qua, bị lờ đi, qua đi không ai hay biết, bỏ qua, lờ đi, bỏ lượt, bỏ bài, được tuyên án, xét xử, tuyên án, lưu hành, tiêu được, đâm, tấn công, đi ngoài - đi tiêu, qua, vượt qua, quá, vượt quá, hơn hẳn, thông qua, được đem qua thông qua, qua được, đạt tiêu chuẩn qua, duyệt, đưa qua, truyền tay, chuyền, cho lưu hành, đem tiêu, phát biểu, nói ra, đưa ra - tuyên, hứa - {to waste} lãng phí, để lỡ, bỏ hoang, tàn phá, làm hao mòn dần, làm hư hỏng, làm mất phẩm chất, uổng phí, hao mòn - {to wither} làm héo, làm tàn úa, làm teo, làm khô héo, làm cho héo hắt đi, làm cho bối rối, héo, tàn, úa, héo mòn, tiều tuỵ, tàn tạ, tiêu tan = vergehen (Zeit) {to elapse; to roll on; to slip by}+ = vergehen (Biologie) {to deliquesce}+ = vergehen (verging,vergangen) {to dissolve; to go (went,gone); to pass away; to slide (slid,slid); to vanish; to wear away}+ = vergehen (verging,vergangen) (Zeit) {to run (ran,run)+ = sich vergehen [an] {to commit an offence [against]; to offend [against]}+ = sich vergehen [gegen] {to sin [against]; to trespass [against]}+ = sich vergehen an {to outrage}+ = langsam vergehen {to drag on; to drag out}+ = langsam vergehen (Zeit) {to wear on}+
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