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1 fressen
- {to phagocytose} = fressen (fraß,gefressen) {to attack; to bait; to binge; to eat (ate,eaten); to feed (fed,fed); to gorge; to gourmandize; to guzzle; to hog; to mouth; to munch; to nibble; to peck; to swallow; to victual}+ = fressen (fraß,gefressen) (Rost) {to corrode}+ = fressen (fraß,gefressen) [etwas] {to prey [on something]}+ = fressen (fraß,gefressen) (Technik) {to bind (bound,bound)+ = um sich fressen {to fester}+ -
2 whole
/houl/ * tính từ - bình an vô sự, không suy suyển, không hư hỏng =to escape with a whole skin+ thoát khỏi mà bình an vô sự =to come back whole+ trở về bình an vô sự - đầy đủ, nguyên vẹn, nguyên chất, trọn vẹn, toàn bộ =my whole energy+ toàn bộ nghị lực của tôi =to swallow it whole+ nuốt chửng =the whole country+ toàn quốc =by three whole days+ suốt c ba ngày - (từ cổ,nghĩa cổ) khoẻ mạnh !to do something with one's whole heart - toàn tâm toàn ý làm việc gì * danh từ - toàn bộ, tất c, toàn thể =the whole of my money+ tất c tiền của tôi =I cannot tell you the whole [of it]+ tôi không thể kể cho anh biết tất c được =as a whole+ toàn bộ, tất c, thành một khối; nói chung =upon (on) the whole+ tổng cộng, tính hết mọi lẽ, tổng quát - (toán học) tổng
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