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/fiʃ/ * danh từ - cá =freshwater fish+ cá nước ngọt =salt-water fish+ cá nước mặn - cá, món cá - (thiên văn học) chòm sao Cá - người cắn câu, người bị mồi chài - con người gã (có cá tính đặc biệt) =a queer fish+ một con người (gã) kỳ quặc !all's fish that comes to his net - lớn bé, to nhỏ hắn quơ tất !to be as drunk as a fish - say bí tỉ !to be as mute as a fish - câm như hến !to drink like a fish - (xem) drink !to feed the fishes - chết đuối - bị say sóng !like a fish out of water - (xem) water !to have other fish to fly - có công việc khác quan trọng hơn !he who would catch fish must not mind getting wet - muốn ăn cá phải lội nước, muốn ăn hét phải đào giun !neither fish, fish, not good red herring - môn chẳng ra môn, khoai chẳng ra khoai !never fry a fish till it's caught - chưa làm vòng chớ vội mong ăn thịt !never offer to teach fish to swim - chớ nên múa rìu qua mắt thợ !a pretty kettle of fish - (xem) kettle !there's as good fish in the sea as ever came out of it - thừa mứa chứa chan, nhiều vô kể * nội động từ - đánh cá, câu cá, bắt cá =to fish in the sea+ đánh cá ở biển - (+ for) tìm, mò (cái gì ở dưới nước) - (+ for) câu, moi những điều bí mật * ngoại động từ - câu cá ở, đánh cá ở, bắt cá ở =to fish a river+ đánh cá ở sông - (hàng hải) =to fish the anchor+ nhổ neo - rút, lấy, kéo, moi =to fish something out of water+ kéo cái gì từ dưới nước lên - (từ hiếm,nghĩa hiếm) câu (cá), đánh (cá), bắt (cá), tìm (san hô...) =to fish a troud+ câu một con cá hồi !to fish out - đánh hết cá (ở ao...) - moi (ý kiến, bí mật) !to fish in troubled waters - lợi dụng đục nước béo cò * danh từ - (hàng hải) miếng gỗ nẹp, miếng sắt nẹp (ở cột buồm, ở chỗ nối) - (ngành đường sắt) thanh nối ray ((cũng) fish plate) * ngoại động từ - (hàng hải) nẹp (bằng gỗ hay sắt) - nối (đường ray) bằng thanh nối ray * danh từ - (đánh bài) thẻ (bằng ngà... dùng thay tiền để đánh bài)
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fish in troubled waters — to try to take advantage of a confused situation. Fish reputedly bite better in rough water … Dictionary of ichthyology
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fish — I. /fɪʃ / (say fish) noun (plural fish or fishes) 1. any of various cold blooded, completely aquatic vertebrates, having gills, fins, and typically an elongated body usually covered with scales. 2. any of various other aquatic animals. 3. the… …
Water resources — A natural wetland Water resources are sources of water that are useful or potentially useful. Uses of water include agricultural, industrial … Wikipedia
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troubled waters — Digest 20/2002 emotionally rough times or an unsettled situation The boy has been arrested repeatedly and has been in and out of jail for months. He s deep in troubled waters. The expression uses the metaphor of rough (troubled) water. See: pour… … Idioms and examples
