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/di'livə/ * ngoại động từ - (+ from) cứu, cứu khỏi, giải thoát - phân phát (thư), phân phối, giao (hàng) - đọc, phát biểu, giãi bày, bày tỏ =to deliver a speech+ đọc một bài diễn văn =to deliver oneself of an opinion+ giãi bày ý kiến =to deliver a judgement+ tuyên án - giáng, ném, phóng, bắn ra; mở (cuộc tấn công) =to deliver an assault on the enemy+ mở cuộc tấn công quân địch - có công suất là (máy nước, máy điện...); cung cấp (điện) cho (máy...) - (kỹ thuật) dỡ, tháo... (ở khuôn ra) !to be delivered of - sinh đẻ ((nghĩa đen) & (nghĩa bóng)) =to be delivered of a child+ sinh một đứa con =to be delivered of a poem+ rặn ra được một bài thơ !to deliver over - giao trả, chuyển giao, chuyển nhượng =to deliver over an estate to one's son+ chuyển nhượng tài sản cho con trai !to deliver up - trả lại, giao nộp =to deliver oneself up+ đầu hàng =to deliver something up to somebody+ nộp cái gì cho ai !to deliver battle - giao chiến !to deliver the goods - (nghĩa bóng) thực hiện điều cam kết
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