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/'spirit/ * danh từ - tinh thần - linh hồn, tâm hồn - thần linh, thần thánh, quỷ thần - tinh thần; lòng can đảm; sự hăng hái, nhiệt tình; nghị lực; khí thế =a man of unbending spirit+ người có tinh thần bất khuất =the poor in spirit+ những người nhu nhược =to show a great spirit+ to ra rất can đảm =he infused spirit into his men+ anh ta truyền nhiệt tình cho đồng đội =people of spirit+ người giàu nghị lực - tinh thần, thái độ tinh thần, điều kiện tinh thần =the result depends on the spirit in which it is done+ kết quả tuỳ thuộc vào tinh thần thực hiện công việc - ảnh hưởng tinh thần; xu hướng tinh thần =the spirit of the age+ xu hướng tinh thần của thời đại - tinh thần, nghĩa đúng =the spirit of the law+ tinh thần của pháp luật =we have followed out the spirit of his instructions+ chúng ta đã theo đúng tinh thần những chỉ thị của ông ta - linh hồn, trụ cột =to be the animating spirit of the uprising+ là linh hồn thôi thúc cuộc nổi dậy - bộ óc (bóng) =one of the most ardent spirits of the time+ một trong những bộ óc nồng nhiệt nhất của thời đại - ((thường) số nhiều) rượu mạnh - (số nhiều) (dược học) cồn thuốc !to be in high (great) spirits - vui vẻ phấn khởi, phấn chấn !to be in low (poor) spirits - buồn rầu, chán nản * ngoại động từ - ((thường) + up) khuyến khích, cổ vũ, làm phấn khởi - chuyển nhanh, đưa biến, cuỗm nhẹ =to spirit something away+ cuỗm nhẹ vật gì =to spirit someone off+ đưa nhẹ người nào đi, đưa biến ai đi
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