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1 generieren
- {to generate} sinh, đẻ ra, phát, phát ra -
2 erzeugen
- {to beget (begot,begotten) sinh ra, gây ra - {to breed (bred,bred) gây giống, chăn nuôi, nuôi dưỡng, chăm sóc, dạy dỗ, giáo dục, phát sinh ra, sinh sản, sinh đẻ, náy ra, lan tràn - {to constitute} cấu tạo, tạo thành, thiết lập, thành lập, chỉ đinh, uỷ nhiệm - {to create} tạo, tạo nên, tạo ra, sáng tạo, làm, phong tước, đóng lần đầu tiên, làm rối lên, làn nhắng lên, hối hả chạy ngược chạy xuôi - {to engender} đem lại, đẻ ra - {to generate} sinh, phát, phát ra - {to manufacture} - {to originate} bắt đầu, khởi đầu, phát minh tạo thành, bắt ngồn, gốc ở, do ở, hình thành - {to produce} trình ra, đưa ra, giơ ra, sản xuất, chế tạo, viết ra, xuất bản, kéo dài - {to reproduce} tái sản xuất, làm sinh sôi nẩy nở, tái sinh, mọc lại, sao chép, sao lại, mô phỏng = wieder erzeugen {to regenerate}+
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