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/lɔ:ntʃ/ * danh từ - xuồng lớn (lớn nhất trên một tàu chiến) - xuồng du lịch * danh từ - sự hạ thuỷ (tàu) * ngoại động từ - hạ thuỷ (tàu) - ném, phóng, quăng, liệng (tên lửa; lời đe doạ...); mở (cuộc tấn công); phát động (phong trào...); giáng (quả đấm...); ban bố (sắc lệnh...) - khởi đầu, khai trương =to launch a new enterprise+ khai trương một tổ chức kinh doanh mới - đưa (ai) ta, giới thiệu (ai) ra (cho mọi người biết) * nội động từ - bắt đầu dấn vào, lao vào =to launch out on a long voyage+ bắt đầu một cuộc hành trình dài =to launch out into extravagance+ lao vào một cuộc sống phóng túng =to launch out into the sea of life+ dấn thân vào đời !to laugh into abuse of someone - chửi rủa ai om sòm !to launch into eternity - chết, qua đời !to launch into strong language - chửi rủa một thôi một hồi
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