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1 nützlich
- {advantageous} có lợi, thuận lợi - {beneficial} có ích, tốt, sinh hoa lợi - {expedient} thiết thực, thích hợp - {good (better,best) hay, tuyệt, tử tế, rộng lượng, thương người, có đức hạnh, ngoan, tươi, tốt lành, trong lành, lành, cừ, giỏi, đảm đang, được việc, vui vẻ, dễ chịu, thoải mái - {helpful} giúp đỡ, giúp ích - {practical} thực hành, thực tế, thực tiễn, thực dụng, có ích lợi thực tế, đang thực hành, đang làm, đang hành nghề, trên thực tế - {serviceable} có thể dùng được, tiện lợi, tốt bụng, sẵn sàng giúp đỡ, có khả năng giúp đỡ, bền, có thể dãi dầu - {useful} dùng được, làm ăn được, thạo dùng - {valuable} có giá trị lớn, quý giá, có thể đánh giá được, có thể định giá được - {wholesome} không độc, khoẻ mạnh, tráng kiện, bổ ích, lành mạnh = nützlich [für] {profitable [to]}+ = nützlich sein {to avail; to come in handy}+ = sich nützlich machen {to make oneself useful}+
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