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/teil/ * danh từ - đuôi (thú vật, chim, cá...) =to wag the tail+ vẫy đuôi - đuôi, đoạn cuối, đoạn chót =the tail of a kite+ đuôi diều =the tail of a comet+ đuôi sao chuổi =the tail of a coat+ đuôi áo, vạt áo sau =the tail of a procession+ đuôi đám rước =the tail of one's eye+ đuôi mắt =the tail of the class+ học trò bét lớp =the tail of a storm+ rớt bão - đoàn tuỳ tùng - bím tóc bỏ xoã sau lưng - đít, đằng sau (xe...) =to walk at the tail of a cart+ theo sau xe bò - (số nhiều) mặt sấp (đồng tiền) =head(s) or tail(s)+ ngửa hay sấp - (số nhiều) (thông tục) (như) tail-coat !to look at someone out of the tail of one's eyes - liếc ai !to put (have) one's tail between one's legs - sợ cụp đuôi - lấy làm xấu hổ, hổ thẹn !to turn tail - chuồn mất, quay đít chạy mất !to twist someone's tail - quấy rầy ai, làm phiền ai * động từ - thêm đuôi, gắn đuôi vào - ngắt cuống (trái cây) - (+ in) đặt (xà nhà, rui, kèo) vào tường; cột vào - (+ on to) buộc vào, nối vào - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) theo sát, bám sát gót (kẻ tình nghi...) !to tail after - theo sát gót; theo đuôi !to tail away (off) - tụt hậu, tụt lại đằng sau - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) nhỏ dần đi, bé dần đi =the noise tailed away+ tiếng động nhỏ dần đi !to tail up - cắm mũi xuống (máy bay); nổi đuôi lên (cá) - nối đuôi nhau (đi vào) !to tail up and down stream !to tail to the tide - bập bềnh theo nước thuỷ triều
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