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/kən'test/ * danh từ - cuộc tranh luận, cuộc tranh cãi =beyond contest+ không thể tranh cãi vào đâu được nữa - (thể dục,thể thao) cuộc thi; trận đấu, trận giao tranh =musical contest+ cuộc thi âm nhạc =a baxing contest+ trận đấu quyền Anh - cuộc chiến đấu, cuộc đấu tranh * động từ - tranh cãi, tranh luận (một vấn đề gì với ai) =to contest with someone+ tranh cãi với ai - đặt vấn đề nghi ngờ không thừa nhận =to contest someone's right+ không thừa nhận quyền của ai - tranh, tranh giành, tranh đoạt =to contest for a prize+ tranh giải =the enemy contested every inch of ground+ quân địch cố giành từng tất đất - tranh cử (nghị viện) =to contest a seat in the parliament+ tranh một ghế ở nghị viện =a contested election+ cuộn bầu cử có nhiều người ra tranh cử
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