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/'ʃædou/ * danh từ - bóng, bóng tối, bóng râm, bóng mát =to sit in the shadow+ ngồi dưới bóng mát =the shadows of night+ bóng đêm - bóng (của bức tranh); chỗ tối (trong gian phòng...) - hình bóng; (bóng) bạn nối khố, bạn thân, người theo sát như hình với bóng, người đi theo không rời bước - điểm báo trước - dấu vết, chút, gợn =without a shadow of doubt+ không một chút nghi ngờ - bóng, vật vô hình =to catch at shadows; to run after a shadow+ bắt bóng, theo đuổi một vật vô hình; =to throw away the substance for the shadow+ thả mồi bắt bóng - sự tối tăm =to live in the shadow+ sống trong cảnh tối tăm - sự che chở, sự bảo vệ =under the shadow of the Almighty+ dưới sự che chở của thượng đế !to be afraid of one's own shadow - nhát gan; thần hồn nát thần tính !to be worn to a shadow - lo đến rạc người !to have shadows round one's eyes - mắt thâm quầng * ngoại động từ - (thơ ca) che, che bóng - làm tối sầm, làm sa sầm - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) đánh bóng (bức tranh) - ((thường) + forth) báo điểm trước, làm mờ hiện ra - theo dõi, dò =to shadow a suspicious character+ theo dõi một người khả nghi
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