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1 die Öffnung
- {aperture} lỗ hổng, kẽ hở, lỗ ống kính, độ mở - {bay} ngựa hồng, vịnh, gian, ô, phần nhà xây lồi ra ngoài, nhịp, chỗ tránh nhau, cây nguyệt quế, vòng nguyệt quế, tiếng chó sủa - {gap} chỗ trống, chỗ gián đoạn, chỗ thiếu sót, đèo, chỗ bị chọc thủng, khe hở, độ hở, khoảng cách giữa hai tầng cánh, sự khác nhau lớn - {hole} lỗ, lỗ thủng, lỗ trống, lỗ khoan, lỗ đáo, lỗ đặt bóng, chỗ sâu, chỗ trũng, hố, hang, túp lều tồi tàn, nhà ổ chuột, điểm thắng, rỗ kim, rỗ tổ ong, khuyết điểm, thiếu sót, tình thế khó xử, hoàn cảnh lúng túng - {mouth} mồm, miệng, mõm, miệng ăn, cửa, sự nhăn mặt, sự nhăn nhó - {opening} sự mở, sự bắt đầu, sự khai mạc, phần đầu, những nước đi đầu, cơ hội, dịp tốt, hoàn cảnh thuận lợi, việc chưa có người làm, chức vị chưa có người giao, chân khuyết, chỗ rừng thưa - sự cắt mạch - {orifice} - {pore} lỗ chân lông - {port} cảng, nơi ẩn náu, nơi tỵ nạn, cổng thành, cửa tàu, porthole, lỗ thông hơi, thông gió, hút nước, tháo nước...), đầu cong của hàm thiếc, dáng, bộ dạng, tư thế, tư thế cầm chéo súng, rượu pooctô - rượu vang đỏ port wine), mạn trái, trái, bên trái - {slit} đường rạch, kẻ hở - {slot} đường đi của hươu nai, vết đi của hươu nai, khấc, khía, khe, đường ren, cửa sàn, cửa mái - {vent} lỗ thông, lỗ thoát, miệng phun, lỗ đít, huyệt, ống khói, sự ngoi lên mặt nước để thở, lối thoát, cách bộc lộ = die Öffnung (Biologie) {stoma}+ = die enge Öffnung {throat}+ = ohne Öffnung (Anatomie) {imperforate}+ = die schmale Öffnung {slot}+
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