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- {to align} sắp cho thẳng hàng, sắp hàng, đứng thành hàng - {to aline} - {to dress} mặc, ăn mặc, băng bó, đắp thuốc, sửa lại hàng ngũ cho thẳng hàng, treo cờ xí, bày biện, sắm quần áo, đẽo gọt, mài giũa, mài nhẵn, hồ, thuộc, chải, vấn, sửa tỉa, xén, sửa soạn, nêm đồ gia vị - nấu, xới, làm, bón phân, mặc quần áo, mặc lễ phục, xếp thẳng hàng - {to justify} bào chữa, biện hộ, chứng minh là đúng, sắp chữ cho đúng hàng đúng chỗ - {to level} san phẳng, san bằng, làm cho bằng nhau, làm cho bình đẳng, làm cho như nhau, chĩa, nhắm - {to organize} tổ chức, cấu tạo, thiết lập, lập thành nghiệp đoàn, đưa vào nghiệp đoàn, thành tổ chức, thành lập nghiệp đoàn, gia nhập nghiệp đoàn - {to orient} xây quay về phía đông, chôn, định hướng, đặt hướng, quay về hướng đông - {to straighten} làm cho thẳng, sắp xếp cho ngăn nắp, thẳng ra = ausrichten (Technik) {to true}+ = ausrichten (Veranstaltung) {to arrange; to organize}+ = sich ausrichten {to line up in ranks}+ = genau ausrichten {to true up}+ = kann ich etwas ausrichten? {can I take a message?}+ = ich habe nichts ausrichten können {I didn't get anywhere}+
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