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1 mischen
- {to alloy} nấu thành hợp kim, trộn vào, pha trộn, làm xấu đi, làm giảm giá trị đi - {to blend (blended,blended/blent,blent) trộn lẫn, hợp nhau - {to compound} pha, trộn, hoà lẫn, ghép thành từ ghép, dàn xếp, điều đình - {to hocus} đánh lừa, lừa phỉnh, chơi khăm chơi xỏ, đánh thuốc mê, bỏ thuốc mê vào - {to mash} ngâm vào nước nóng, trộn để nấu, nghiền, bóp nát, làm cho mê mình, làm cho phải lòng mình - {to merge} hoà vào, hoà hợp, kết hợp, hợp nhất - {to mingle} lẫn vào - {to shuffle} lê, lê chân, xáo, trang, xáo bài, trang bài, xáo trộn, bỏ, đổ, trút, lúng túng mặc vội vào, lúng túng cởi vội ra, luôn luôn đổi chỗ, luôn luôn xê dịch, thay đổi ý kiến, dao động - tìm cách thoái thác, tìm cách lẩn tránh, lừa dối = mischen [mit] {to mix [with]}+ = mischen (Karten) {to riffle}+ = neu mischen (Karten) {to reshuffle}+ = sich mischen [unter] {to mix [with,among]}+ = richtig mischen {to temper}+ = sich in etwas mischen {to interfere in something}+ -
2 aufgehen
- {to rise (rose,risen) dậy, trở dậy, đứng dậy, đứng lên, mọc, lên, lên cao, bốc lên, leo lên, trèo lên, dâng lên, nổi lên, tiến lên, thành đạt, vượt lên trên, nổi dậy, phẫn nộ, phát tức, ghê tởm, lộn mửa - bắt nguồn từ, do bởi, có khả năng đối phó, có thể đáp ứng với, bế mạc, làm nổi lên, làm hiện lên, trông thấy nổi lên, trông thấy hiện lên - {to unclasp} mở móc, tháo móc, buông ra, nới ra - {to untwine} tháo, li - {to untwist} li ra - {to unwind} tháo ra, tri ra = aufgehen [in] {to merge [in]}+ = aufgehen (Sonne) {to uprise}+ = aufgehen (Astronomie) {to ascend}+ = aufgehen (ging auf,aufgegangen) {to break up; to open}+ = aufgehen (ging auf,aufgegangen) [in] {to melt (melted,molten) [in]}+ = aufgehen in {to divide}+ = ganz aufgehen [in] {to throw one's heart [into]}+ = in etwas aufgehen {to be taken up with someone}+ = ganz in etwas aufgehen {to be wrapped up in something}+
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