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/fi'lɔsəfə/ * danh từ - nhà triết học - người bình thản trong mọi hoàn cảnh; người có một triết lý sống !moral philosopher - nhà luân lý !natural philosopher - nhà khoa học tự nhiên !philosophers'stone - đá tạo vàng (loại đá tưởng tượng có thể biến mọi kim loại thành vàng) - điều mơ hão
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