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/ræp/ * danh từ - cuộn (len, sợi...) 120 iat - một tí, mảy may =I don't care a rap+ (thông tục) tớ cóc cần một tí nào =it's not worth a rap+ không đáng một xu, không có giá trị gì - (sử học) đồng xu Ai-len ((thế kỷ) 18) * danh từ - cú đánh nhẹ, cái gõ, cái cốp (vào đầu...) =to give someone a rap on the knuckles+ đánh vào đốt ngón tay ai; (nghĩa bóng) mắng mỏ ai, trách phạt ai - tiếng gõ (cửa) =a rap at (on) the door+ tiếng gõ cửa - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (từ lóng) sự buộc tội, sự kết tội * ngoại động từ - đánh nhẹ, gõ, cốp - (+ out) thốt ra một cách thô lỗ cộc cằn; văng (tục...) =to rap out a reply+ đáp lại một cách cộc cằn =to rap out an oath+ văng ra một lời rủa * nội động từ - gõ =to rap at the door+ gõ cửa
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