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/nest/ * danh từ - tổ, ổ (chim, chuột...) =a bird's nest+ tổ chim =a wasp's nest+ tổ ong bắp cày - nơi ẩn náu, sào huyệt (trộm cướp...) =a nest of pirates+ sào huyệt kẻ cướp - bộ đồ xếp lồng vào nhau =a nest of tables+ bộ bàn xếp lồng vào nhau =a nest of boxes+ bộ hộp xếp lồng vào nhau !to feather one's nest - (xem) feather !it's an ill bord that fouls its own nest - (tục ngữ) chẳng hay gì vạch áo cho người xem lưng * nội động từ - làm tổ - tìm tổ chim, bắt tổ chim =to go nesting+ đi bắt tổ chim - ẩn núp, ẩn mình * ngoại động từ - đặt vào ổ - ((thường) động tính từ quá khứ) xếp lồng vào nhau =nested boxes+ những hộp xếp lồng vào nhau - (kỹ thuật) lắp (mộng)
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