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/teist/ * danh từ - vị =sweet taste+ vị ngọt =to have no taste+ không có vị, nhạt (rượu) - vị giác - sự nếm; sự nếm mùi, sự thưởng thức, sự trải qua, sự hưởng =he got a taste of her tantrum+ anh ấy đã được biết cái cơn tam bành của mụ ta - một chút (đồ ăn) =a taste of sugar+ một chút đường - sở thích, thị hiếu =to have a taste for music+ thích nhạc =matter of taste+ vấn đề sở thích, vấn đề thị hiếu =everyone to his taste+ tuỳ sở thích riêng của mỗi người =to add salt to taste+ thêm muối theo sở thích - khiếu thẩm mỹ =a man of taste+ người có khiếu thẩm mỹ * ngoại động từ - nếm =to taste sugar+ nếm đường - nếm mùi, thưởng thức, hưởng =to taste the joy of freedom+ hưởng niềm vui sướng của tự do - ăn uống ít, ăn uống qua loa, nhấm nháp =the sick boy hadn't tasted food for three days+ em bé ốm đã ba ngày không ăn tí gì * nội động từ - có vị =to taste bitter+ có vị đắng =the sweets taste of mint+ kẹo này vị bạc hà - (nghĩa bóng) nếm mùi, biết mùi, hưởng, trải qua =to taste of happiness+ hưởng hạnh phúc -
2 versuchen
- {to attempt} cố gắng, thử, toan, mưu hại, xâm phạm, phạm đến, gắng, chiếm lấy, thử đánh chiếm, vượt qua - {to endeavour} nỗ lực, rán sức, gắng sức - {to essay} thử làm, cố làm, thử thách - {to seek (sought,sought) tìm, đi tìm, tìm kiếm, cố tìm cho được, mưu cầu, theo đuổi, nhằm vào, thỉnh cầu, yêu cầu, săn đón, thăm hỏi - {to taste} nếm, nếm mùi, thưởng thức, hưởng, ăn uống ít, ăn uống qua loa, nhấm nháp, có vị, biết mùi, trải qua - {to tempt} xúi, xúi giục, cám dỗ, quyến rũ, nhử, làm thèm, gợi thèm - {to try} thử xem, làm thử, dùng thử, gắng làm, xử, xét xử, làm mệt mỏi, toan làm, chực làm, cố = es versuchen [mit] {to have a go [with]}+ = sich versuchen [an] {to take a turn [at]}+ = etwas versuchen {to have a shy at something; to make a push for something; to take a whack at something}+ = versuchen zu kommen {to try and come}+ = versuchen zu finden {to cast about for}+ = jeder wollte es versuchen {each of them wanted to try it}+ = jeder, der will, kann versuchen {anyone who likes can try}+ = ich will versuchen, ein bißchen zu ruhen {I'll try and get a little rest}+
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