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/ə'plai/ * ngoại động từ - gắn vào, áp vào, ghép vào, đính vào, đắp vào, tra vào =to plaster to the wound+ đắp thuốc vào vết thương =to apply one's ear to the wall+ áp tai vào tường =to apply the brake+ bóp nhanh; đạp nhanh - dùng ứng dụng, dùng áp dụng =to apply a new method+ áp dụng một phương pháp mới =to apply pressure on+ gây (dùng) sức ép đối với (ai...) - chăm chú, chuyên tâm =to apply oneself to a task+ chuyên tâm vào nhiệm vụ; hết lòng hết sức làm nhiệm vụ =to apply one's mind to something+ chú ý vào việc gì * nội động từ - xin, thỉnh cầu =to apply for a post+ xin việc làm - có thể áp dụng vào, thích ứng với, hợp với =this applies to my case+ việc này thích ứng với trường hợp của tôi - apply to, at hỏi =you must apply to the secretary+ anh phải hỏi người thư ký =apply at the ofice+ anh hãy đến hỏi ở sở
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