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1 ergänzen
- {to add} + up, together) cộng, thêm vào, làm tăng thêm, nói thêm, kế vào, tính vào, gộp vào - {to amend} sửa cho tốt hơn, làm cho tốt hơn, cải thiện, bồi bổ, cải tạo, sửa đổi, thay đổi, bổ sung, trở nên tốt hơn, cải tà quy chánh, bình phục, hồi phục sức khoẻ - {to complement} làm đầy, đủ, bù cho đầy đủ - {to complete} hoàn thành, làm xong, làm đầy đủ, làm cho trọn vẹn, làm cho hoàn toàn - {to integrate} hợp thành một thể thống nhất, bổ sung thành một thể thống nhất, hợp nhất, chỉ tổng số, chỉ giá trị trung bình của, tích phân, hợp lại thành một hệ thống thống nhất - mở rộng cho mọi người, mở rộng cho mọi chủng tộc, dành quyền bình đẳng cho, được mở rộng cho mọi người, được mở rộng cho mọi chủng tộc, hoà hợp và trở thành một bộ phận của nền văn hoá chính - {to recruit} mộ, tuyển mộ, tìm thêm, tuyển thêm, lấy thêm, bổ sung chỗ trống, phục hồi, lấy sức khoẻ lại - {to replenish} lại làm đầy, cung cấp thêm - {to supplement} phụ thêm vào - {to supply} cung cấp, tiếp tế, đáp ứng, thay thế, bổ khuyết, bù, đưa, dẫn = sich ergänzen {to complement each other}+ = einander ergänzen {to complement one another}+
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