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1 möglich
- {contingent} ngẫu nhiên, tình cờ, bất ngờ, còn tuỳ thuộc vào, còn tuỳ theo - {earthly} quả đất, trần tục, có thể, có thể tưởng tượng được - {eventual} ngộ xảy ra, có thể xảy ra, sẽ được dẫn tới, là kết quả của, cuối cùng - {feasible} có thể thực hành được, có thể thực hiện được, có thể làm được, tiện lợi, có thể tin được, nghe xuôi tai - {possible} có thể được, có thể chơi được, có thể chịu đựng được - {potential} tiềm tàng, điện thế, khả năng, hùng mạnh - {practical} thực hành, thực tế, thực tiễn, thực dụng, có ích, có ích lợi thực tế, thiết thực, đang thực hành, đang làm, đang hành nghề, trên thực tế = wenn möglich {if possible}+ = möglich machen {to manage}+ = das ist gut möglich {that's quite possible}+ = das ist eher möglich {that's more likely}+ = es möglich machen {to render it possible}+ = für möglich halten {to suspect}+ = sobald als möglich {as soon as possible}+ = so schnell wie möglich rennen {to run for one's life}+ = sollte man das für möglich halten {would you believe it!}+ -
2 not
/nɔt/ * phó từ - không =I did not say so+ tôi không hề nói như vậy =not without reason+ không phải là không có lý !as likely as not - hẳn là, chắc là =he'll be at home now, as likes as not+ hẳn là bây giờ nó có nhà !not but that (what) - (xem) but !not half - (xem) half !not less than - ít nhất cũng bằng !not more than - nhiều nhất cũng chỉ bằng !not only... but also - (xem) also !not once nor twice - không phải một hai lần; nhiều lần rồi, luôn luôn !not seldom - (xem) seldom !not that - không phải rằng (là) =not that I fear him+ không phải là tôi sợ n
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