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1 suppose
/sə'pouz/ * ngoại động từ - giả sử, giả thiết, giả định - đòi hỏi, cần có (lý thuyết, kết quả...) =that supposes mechanism without flaws+ cái đó đòi hỏi máy móc phải thật tốt - cho rằng, tin, nghĩ rằng =I suppose we shall be back in an hour+ tôi cho rằng một giờ nữa chúng tôi sẽ quay lại =I don't suppose he will come+ tôi nghĩ rằng anh ấy sẽ không đến - (lời mệnh lệnh) đề nghị =suppose we try another+ đề nghị chúng ta cố một keo nữa; hay là chúng thử một lần nữa =to be supposed+ có nhiệm vụ =he is not supposed not read the letter+ anh ta không có nhiệm vụ đọc cái thư ấy -
2 ich glaube
- {I dare say} = ich glaube es {I think so}+ = ich glaube, ja {I believe so; I think so}+ = ich glaube wohl {I dare say}+ = ich glaube, nein {I believe not}+ = ich glaube wohl! {I should think so!}+ = ich glaube nicht, daß er kommt {I don't suppose that he will come}+
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