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1 aversion
/ə'və:ʃn/ * danh từ - sự ghét; ác cảm =to take (conceive, feel) an aversion to someone+ ghét ai, có ác cảm với ai - sự không thích, sự không muốn =to have (feel) an aversion to something+ không thích cái gì - cái mình ghét =one's pet aversion+(đùa cợt) cái mình ghét nhất
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