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1 govern
/'gʌvən/ * động từ - cai trị, thống trị, cầm quyền (một nước) - quản trị, quản lý, lânh đạo (một thành phố, một xí nghiệp); cai quản (gia đình...); chỉ huy (một pháo đài) - khống chế, kiềm chế, đè nén (một dục vọng...) =to govern oneself+ tự chủ được - chi phối, ảnh hưởng =to be governed by the opinions of others+ bị ý kiến người khác chi phối =to be governed by what other people say+ bị ảnh hưởng bởi những điều người khác nói - (ngôn ngữ học) chi phối =a noun governed by a preposition+ một danh từ bị một giới từ chi phối - (vật lý); kỹ điều chỉnh
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