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/ɑ:m/ * danh từ - cánh tay =to carry a book under one's arms+ cắp cuốn sách dưới nách =child (infant) in arms+ đứa bé còn phải bế - tay áo - nhánh (sông...) - cành, nhánh to (cây) - tay (ghế); cán (cân); cánh tay đòn; cần (trục) - chân trước (của thú vật) - sức mạnh, quyền lực =the arm of the law+ quyền lực của pháp luật !to chance one's arm - (xem) chance !to keep someone at arm's length - (xem) length !to make a long arm - (xem) long !one's right arm - (nghĩa bóng) cánh tay phải, người giúp việc đắc lực !to put one's out further than one can draw it back again - làm cái gì quá đáng !to shorten the arm of somebody - hạn chế quyền lực của ai !to throw oneself into the arms of somebody - tìm sự che chở của ai, tìm sự bảo vệ của ai !to welcome (receive, greet) with open arms - đón tiếp ân cần, niềm nở * danh từ, (thường) số nhiều - vũ khí, khí giới, binh khí - sự phục vụ trong quân ngũ, nghiệp võ =to bear arms+ mang vũ khí; phục vụ trong quân ngũ =to receive a call to arms+ nhận được lệnh nhập ngũ - binh chủng, quân chủng =air arm(s)+ không quân =infantry arm(s)+ lục quân - chiến tranh; chiến đấu - phù hiệu ((thường) coat of arms) !to appeal to arm - cầm vũ khí, chiến đấu !to fly to arms - khẩn trương sẵn sàng chiến đấu !to lay down one's arms - (xem) lay !to lie on one's arms !to sleep upon one's arms - ngủ với vũ khí trên mình; luôn luôn cảnh giác và ở trong tư thế sẵn sàng chiến đấu !to rise in arms against - (xem) rise !to take up arms - cầm vũ khí chiến đấu !to throw down one's arms - hạ vũ khí, đầu hàng !under arms - hàng ngũ chỉnh tề sẵn sàng chiến đấu ![to be] up in arms against - đứng lên cầm vũ khí chống lại * ngoại động từ - vũ trang, trang bị ((nghĩa đen) & (nghĩa bóng)) =armed to the teeth+ vũ trang đến tận răng =to arm oneself with patience+ tạo cho mình đức tính kiên nhẫn; có đức tính kiên nhẫn - cho nòng cứng vào, cho lõi cứng vào * nội động từ - tự trang bị; cầm vũ khí chiến đấu
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