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1 finger
/'fiɳgə/ * danh từ - ngón tay - ngón tay bao găng - vật hình ngón tay (trong máy...) !to burn one's fingers - burn to cross one's fingers - cross to have a finger in the pie - pie to lay a finger on - sờ nhẹ, đụng tới !to let something slip through one's fingers - buông lỏng cái gì !to lift (stir) a finger - nhích ngón tay (là được) !to look through one's fingers at - vờ không trông thấy !my fingers itch - tôi sốt ruột, tôi nóng lòng (muốn làm cái gì) !his fingers are all thumbs - (xem) thumbs !to put one's finger on - vạch đúng (những cái gì sai trái) !to turn (twist) someone round one's finger - mơn trớn ai !with a wet finger - dễ dàng, thoải mái * ngoại động từ - sờ mó =to finger a piece of cloth+ sờ xem một tấm vải - ăn tiền, ăn hối lộ =to finger someone's money+ ăn tiền của ai - đánh (đàn); búng (dây đàn bằng ngón tay) =to finger the piano+ đánh pianô - ghi cách sử dụng các ngón tay (vào bản nhạc)
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