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1 der Ausdruck
- {cast} sự quăng, sự ném, sự thả, sự gieo, sự thử làm, sự cầu may, khoảng ném, tầm xa, mồi và lưỡi câu, chỗ câu, đồ ăn không tiêu mửa ra, cứt giun, vỏ lột, da lột, xác, cái vứt bỏ đi, sự đúc, khuôn đúc - vật đúc, mẫu đúc, bản in đúc, sự cộng lại, sự tính, sự phân phối các vai, bảng phân phối các vai, các vai, bố cục, cách bố trí, cách sắp đặt một câu, loại, vẻ, nét, tính tình, tính chất, thiên hướng - màu, sắc thái, sự hơi lác, sự đi nhờ xe bò, sự đi nhờ xe ngựa - {expression} sự vắt, sự ép, sự bóp, sự biểu lộ, sự diễn cảm, sự biểu hiện, sự diễn đạt, giọng, thành ngữ, từ ngữ, biểu thức, sự ấn - {locution} đặc ngữ, cách phát biểu - {term} hạn, giới hạn, định hạn, thời hạn, kỳ hạn, phiên, kỳ học, quý, khoá, điều kiện, điều khoản, giá, quan hệ, sự giao thiệp, sự giao hảo, sự đi lại, thuật ngữ, lời lẽ, ngôn ngữ, số hạng = der Ausdruck (Computer) {plot}+ = der vulgäre Ausdruck {vulgarism}+ = der gemeine Ausdruck {vulgarism}+ = Ausdruck verleihen {to give voice to}+ = der treffende Ausdruck {felicity}+ = der veraltete Ausdruck {archaism}+ = der bildliche Ausdruck {image}+ = der fachliche Ausdruck {technical term}+ = der idiomatische Ausdruck {idiom; phrase}+ = etwas zum Ausdruck bringen {to express something}+ = der umgangssprachliche Ausdruck {colloquialism}+
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