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1 unterhalten
- {to amuse} làm vui, làm thích thú, làm buồn cười, giải trí, tiêu khiển, lừa phỉnh, phỉnh phờ ai bằng những lời hứa hão, lừa, dụ, làm mát cảnh giác - {to divert} làm trệch đi, làm trệch hướng, hướng sang phía khác, làm lãng, làm giải trí, làm tiêu khiển - {to entertain} tiếp đãi, chiêu đãi, nuôi dưỡng, ấp ủ, hoan nghênh, tán thành, trao đổi - {to feast} dự tiệc, tiệc tùng, ăn cỗ, thoả thuê, thết tiệc, chiêu đâi, khoản đãi, tiệc tùng hết - {to maintain} giữ, duy trì, bảo vệ, bảo quản, giữ vững, không rời bỏ, xác nhận rằng, nuôi, cưu mang - {to recreate} làm giải khuây = sich unterhalten {to chat; to communicate}+ = sich unterhalten [mit] {to have a talk [with]; to have a word [with]; to recreate oneself [with]}+ = sich unterhalten [über] {to converse [on,about]}+ = jemanden unterhalten {to subsist}+ = sich gut unterhalten {to enjoy oneself; to have a good time}+ = sich schlecht unterhalten {to have a bad time}+ = wir haben uns herrlich unterhalten {we had a fine time of it}+
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disport — /dɪsˈpɔt/ (say dis pawt) verb (i) 1. to divert oneself; sport. –noun 2. Archaic diversion; amusement; play; sport. –phrase 3. disport oneself, to divert or amuse oneself; exercise or display oneself in a sportive manner. {Middle English… …
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