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/'ɑ:ftə/ * phó từ - sau, đằng sau =three days after+ ba ngày sau =soon after+ ngay sau đó =to follow after+ theo sau * giới từ - sau, sau khi =after dinner+ sau bữa cơm - ở đằng sau, phía sau, đứng sau, liền sau =Summer comes after Srping+ mùa hạ đến liền sau mùa xuân - theo sau, theo đuổi (diễn tả ý tìm kiếm, sự mong muốn, sự trông nom săn sóc) =to be after something+ đuổi theo cái gì, tìm kiếm cái gì =to thirst after knowledge+ khao khát sự hiểu biết =to look after somebody+ trông nom săn sóc ai - phỏng theo, theo =a pictures after Rubens+ một bức tranh theo kiểu Ruben =after the Russian fashion+ theo mốt Nga - với, do, vì =after a cool reception+ với một sự tiếp đãi lạnh nhạt - mặc dù, bất chấp =after all the threats+ bất chấp tất cả những sự doạ nạt !after all - cuối cùng, sau hết, rốt cuộc, xét cho cùng !after one's heart - (xem) heart !after a manner (fashion) - tàm tạm, tạm được !after that - (xem) that !after you! - xin mời đi trước! !after you with - sau anh thì đến lượt tôi đấy nhé !day after day - (xem) day !the day after - ngày hôm sau !time after time - (xem) time * liên từ - sau khi =I went immediately after I had received the information+ sau khi nhận được tin tôi đi ngay * tính từ - sau này, sau đây, tiếp sau =in after years+ trong những năm sau này; trong tương lai - (hàng hải) ở đằng sau, ở phía sau =the after part of the ship+ phía sau tàu
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