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/ʃɔ:t/ * tính từ - ngắn, cụt =a short story+ truyện ngắn =a short way off+ không xa =to have a short memory+ có trí nhớ kém - lùn, thấp (người) - thiển cận, chỉ thấy việc trước mắt =to take short views+ thiển cận, không nhìn xa trông rộng - thiếu, không có, hụt, không tới =short of tea+ thiếu chè =to be short of hands+ thiếu nhân công =this book is short of satisfactory+ quyển sách này còn nhiều thiếu sót - gọn, ngắn, tắt =in short+ nói tóm lại =he is called Bob for short+ người ta gọi tắt nó là Bóp - vô lễ, xấc, cộc lốc =to be short with somebody+ vô lễ với ai - giòn (bánh) - bán non, bán trước khi có hàng để giao - (ngôn ngữ học) ngắn (nguyên âm, âm tiết) !an escape short of marvellous - một sự trốn thoát thật là kỳ lạ !to make short work of x work something short - một cốc rượu mạnh * phó từ - bất thình lình, bất chợt =to bring (pull) up short+ ngừng lại bất thình lình =to stop short+ chấm dứt bất thình lình, không tiếp tục đến cùng; chặn đứng =to take somebody up short; to cut somebody short+ ngắt lời ai - trước thời hạn thông thường, trước thời hạn chờ đợi =to sell short+ bán non, bán trước khi có hàng để giao =short of+ trừ, trừ phi * danh từ - (ngôn ngữ học) nguyên âm ngắn; âm tiết ngắn - phim ngắn - (điện học), (thông tục) mạch ngắn, mạch chập - cú bắn không tới đích - (thông tục) cốc rượu mạnh - (số nhiều) quần soóc - (số nhiều) những mảnh thừa, những mảnh vụn (cắt ra khi sản xuất cái gì) - sự bán non, sự bán trước khi có hàng để giao !the long and the short of it - (xem) long * ngoại động từ - (thông tục) làm ngắn mạch, làm chập mạch ((cũng) short-circuit)
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