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1 offer
/'ɔfə/ * danh từ - sự đưa tay ra, sự tỏ ra sẵn sàng cho, sự tỏ ra sẵn sàng làm - sự chào hàng - sự trả giá - lời dạm hỏi, lời đề nghị, lời ướm, lời mời chào * ngoại động từ - biếu, tặng, dâng, hiến, cúng, tiến =to offer someone something+ biếu ai cái gì - xung phong (nghĩa bóng), tỏ ý muốn, để lộ ý muốn =to offer to help somebody+ xung phong, giúp đỡ ai - đưa ra bán, bày ra bán (hàng) - giơ ra, chìa ra, đưa ra mời =to offer one's hand+ giơ tay ra (để bắt) =to offer a few remarks+ đưa ra một vài câu nhận xét - đưa ra đề nghị =to offer a plan+ đưa ra một kế hoạch, đề nghị một kế hoạch - dạm, hỏi, ướm * nội động từ - cúng - xảy ra, xảy đến, xuất hiện =as opportunity offers+ khi có dịp (xảy ra) !to offer battle - nghênh chiến !to offer resistance - chống cự -
2 snatch
/'snætʃ/ * danh từ - cái nắm lấy, cái vồ lấy =to make a snatch at something+ vồ lấy cái gì - (số nhiều) đoạn, khúc =to overhear snatches of conversation+ nghe lỏm được nhiều đoạn của câu chuyện - thời gian ngắn, một lúc, một lát =a snatch of sleep+ giấc ngủ chợp đi một lát =to work by snatches+ làm việc bữa đực bữa cái; làm việc theo hứng (thích thì làm, không thích thì thôi) - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (từ lóng) sự bắt cóc * động từ - nắm lấy, giật lấy, vồ lấy, chộp lấy, bắt lấy, tranh thủ (làm gì) =to snatch an opportunity+ nắm lấy thời cơ =to snatch a quick meal+ tranh thủ ăn nhanh =to snatch victory out of defeat+ dành lấy thắng lợi từ thế thất bại =to snatch at an offer+ chộp lấy một lời đề nghị =to snatch something out of somebody's hand+ giật lấy vật gì trên tay ai, nẫng tay trên ai =to snatch a half-hour's repose+ tranh thủ nghỉ nửa tiếng =to snatch someone from the jaws of death+ cứu thoát ai khỏi nhanh vuốt của tử thần - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (từ lóng) bắt cóc
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