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1 consult
/kən'sʌlt/ * ngoại động từ - hỏi ý kiến, thỉnh thị, thăm dò =to consult a lawyer+ hỏi ý kiến luật sư - tra cứu, tham khảo =to consult a dictionary+ tra (cứu) tự điển =to consult a map+ coi bản đồ =to consult history+ tra cứu lịch sử, tham khảo lịch sử - quan tâm, để ý, lưu ý, nghĩ đến =to consult common interests+ nghĩ đến quyền lợi chung =to consult someone's feelings+ lưu ý đến tình cảm của ai * nội động từ - bàn bạc, thảo luận, trao đổi ý kiến, hội ý =to consult together+ thảo luận bàn bạc với nhau =we have consulted about the matter+ chúng tôi đã hội ý với nhau về việc ấy !to consult one's pillow - nằm vắt tay lên trán mà suy nghĩ -
2 die Uhr
- {clock} đường chỉ viền ở cạnh bít tất, đồng hồ - {timepiece} - {watch} đồng hồ quả quít, đồng hồ đeo tay, sự canh gác, sự canh phòng, người canh gác, người canh phòng, người gác, người trực, tuần canh, phiên canh, phiên gác, tổ trực, sự thức đêm, buổi thức đêm = drei Uhr {three o'clock; three of the clock}+ = um acht Uhr {at eight hundred hours}+ = Punkt zehn Uhr {at ten o'clock sharp; on the stroke of ten}+ = die gutgehende Uhr {timer}+ = Schlag fünf Uhr {on the stroke of five}+ = nach meiner Uhr {by my watch}+ = rund um die Uhr {round-the-clock}+ = eine Uhr stellen {to set a watch}+ = auf die Uhr sehen {to consult one's watch}+ = die Schwarzwälder Uhr {dutch clock}+ = meine Uhr geht vor {my watch is fast}+ = die Uhr ist abgelaufen {the clock is run down}+ = bis drei Uhr nachts {till three in the morning}+ = um zwölf Uhr mittags {at high noon}+ = pünktlich um acht Uhr {at eight sharp}+ = der Zug fährt um zwei Uhr ab {the train leaves at two}+ = er soll um zehn Uhr ankommen {he is due to arrive at ten}+ = wir werden bis 4 Uhr anrufen {we shall ring up by four o'clock}+ = meine Uhr ging nicht richtig {my watch was wrong}+ = es war wohl so gegen zehn Uhr {it was round about ten o'clock}+
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