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1 die Falle
- {catch} sự bắt, sự nắm lấy, cái bắt, cái vồ, cái chộp, sự đánh cá, mẻ cá, nhiều người bị bắt, vật bị túm được, mồi ngon đáng để bẫy, món bở, cái gài, cái móc, cái then cửa, cái chốt cửa, cái bẫy - mưu kế lừa người, câu hỏi mẹo, đoạn chợt nghe thấy, cái hãm, máy hãm, khoá dừng - {gin} rượu gin, cạm bẫy, bẫy, máy tỉa hột bông, cái tời, trục nâng - {hook} cái mác, bản lề cửa, cái neo, lưỡi câu fish hook), lưỡi liềm, lưỡi hái, dao quắm, cú đấm móc, cú đánh nhẹ sang tría, cú hất móc về đằng sau, mũi đất, khúc cong - {latch} chốt cửa, then cửa, khoá rập ngoài - {net} lưới, mạng, cạm, vải màn, vải lưới, mạng lưới - {pitfall} hầm bẫy - {shoal} chỗ nông, chỗ cạn, bãi cát ngập nước nông, sự nguy hiểm ngầm, sự trở ngại ngấm ngầm, đám đông, số đông, đàn cá - {snare} cái lưới, mưu, mưu chước, điều cám dỗ, dây mặt trống - {trap} đồ đạc quần áo, đồ dùng riêng, hành lý, đá trap traprock), cạm bẫy &), trap-door, Xifông, ống chữ U, máy tung bóng để tập bắn, máy tung chim để tập bắn, xe hai bánh, cảnh sát - mật thám, nhạc khí gõ, cái mồm = im Falle {in the event of}+ = in dem Falle {then}+ = im Falle, daß {in case of}+ = in die Falle gehen {to put one's head in the noose; to walk into a trap}+ = in die Falle gehen (Bett) {to kip down}+ = selbst in dem Falle {even so}+ = in der Falle fangen {to trap}+ = im schlimmsten Falle {at the worst}+ = im günstigsten Falle {at best}+ = jemanden eine Falle stellen {to lay a snare for someone}+ = jemanden in eine Falle locken {to lure someone in a trap}+
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