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/'si:zn/ * danh từ - mùa (trong năm) =the four seasons+ bốn mùa =the dry season+ mùa khô =the rainy+ season mùa mưa - thời cơ, lúc mùa, vụ, thời gian hoạt động mạnh =a word in season+ lời nói đúng lúc =to be out of season+ hết mùa =the Parisian season+ thời gian có nhiều hoạt động (văn nghệ, xã giao, tham quan...) ở Pa-ri =hunting season+ mùa săn =harvest season+ mùa gặt - một thời gian =this jacket may still endure for a season+ cái áo này còn có thể chịu đựng được một thời gian * động từ - luyện tập cho quen (với thời tiết, nắng gió...); làm dày dạn; làm cho thích hợp để sử dụng =to season somebody to the hard life+ làm cho ai dày dạn với cuộc sống gian khổ =to season a pipe+ làm cho tẩu đóng cao (để hút cho ngon) =has this wood been well seasoned?+ gỗ này đã thật khô chưa - cho gia vị (vào thức ăn); thêm mắm thêm muối =conversation was seasoned with humour+ câu chuyện được những câu hài hước làm thêm mặn mà =highly seasoned dishes+ những món ăn có nhiều gia vị - làm dịu bớt, làm nhẹ bớt, làm đỡ gay gắt =let mercy season justice+ hãy lấy tình thương mà làm giảm nhẹ công lý
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