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- {alliance} sự liên minh, khối liên minh khối đồng minh, sự thông gia, quan hệ họ hàng, sự cùng chung một tính chất, sự cùng chung những đức tính - {bond} dây đai, đay buộc,) mối quan hệ, mối ràng buộc, giao kèo, khế ước, lời cam kết, phiếu nợ, bông, gông cùm, xiềng xích, sự tù tội, sự gửi vào kho, sự liên kết, kiểu xây ghép - {coalition} sự liên hiệp - {combination} sự kết hợp, sự phối hợp, sự hoá hợp, hợp chất, sự tổ hợp, combination_lock, bộ quần áo vệ sinh may liền, hội, tập đoàn, nghiệp đoàn, xe mô tô thùng motor-cycle combination) - {confederacy} liên minh, liên bang, sự âm mưu, cuộc âm mưu, sự cấu kết - {confederation} - {covenant} hiệp ước, hiệp định, thoả ước, điều khoản, hợp đồng giao kèo - {federation} sự thành lập liên đoàn, liên đoàn, sự thành lập liên bang - {league} dặm, lý, đồng minh, hội liên đoàn = die Grünen und Bündnis 90 {Greens}+ = ein Bündnis schließen [mit] {to enter into an alliance [with]; to form an alliance [with]}+ -
2 verbünden
- {to confederate} liên minh, liên hiệp = sich verbünden {to band together; to confederate; to enter into an alliance; to federalize; to federate}+ = sich verbünden [mit] {to ally [to]; to league [with]}+
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