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/ə'hɔi/ * thán từ - (hàng hải) bớ! ới! (tiếng thuỷ thủ dùng để gọi thuyền, tàu) =ship ahoy!+ ới thuyền! =all hands ahoy!+ tất cả lên boong!
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ahoy — /euh hoy /, interj. Naut. (used as a call to hail another ship, attract attention, etc.) [1745 55; var. of HOY. Cf. AHA, AHEM] * * * … Universalium
ahoy — interjection Used to hail a ship, a boat or a person, or to attract attention … Wiktionary