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/rip/ * danh từ - con ngựa còm, con ngựa xấu - người chơi bời phóng đãng - chỗ nước xoáy (do nước triều lên và nước triều xuống gặp nhau) - sự xé, sự xé toạc ra - vết rách, vết xé dài * ngoại động từ - xé, xé toạc ra, bóc toạc ra, tạch thủng =to rip out the lining+ bóc toạc lớp lót ra =to have one's belly ripped up+ bụng bị rách thủng - chẻ, xẻ dọc (gỗ...) - dỡ ngói (mái nhà) - (+ up) gợi lại, khơi lại =to rip up the past+ gợi lại quá khứ =to rip up a sorrow+ gợi lại mối buồn =to rip up an old quarel+ khơi lại mối bất hoà cũ * nội động từ - rách ra, toạc ra, nứt toạc ra - chạy hết tốc lực =to let the car rip+ để cho ô tô chạy hết tốc lực =to rip along+ chạy hết tốc lực !to rip off - xé toạc ra, bóc toạc ra !to rip put - xé ra, bóc ra - thốt ra =to rip out with a curse+ thốt ra một câu chửi rủa !let her (it) rip - (thông tục) đừng hâm tốc độ; cứ để cho chạy hết tốc độ - đừng can thiệp vào, đừng dính vào - đừng ngăn cản, đừng cản trở !let things rip - cứ để cho mọi sự trôi đi, không việc gì mà phải lo
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curse — 01. Please don t [curse] in front of the children; I don t want them to learn your bad language. 02. The old man [cursed] at the young boys who broke his window with a rock, calling them every bad word he knew. 03. I [cursed] myself for… … Grammatical examples in English
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curse — 1. noun 1) she put a curse on him Syn: malediction, hex, jinx; formal imprecation; literary anathema; (a curse) the evil eye 2) the curse of racism Syn: evil, blight, scourge, plague, cancer … Thesaurus of popular words
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curse — curse1 [ kɜrs ] verb * 1. ) intransitive to use offensive or impolite language: SWEAR: She looked at her watch, cursed, and ran for a taxi. a ) transitive to say or think offensive or impolite words about someone or something: Joe will be cursing … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
Curse of Muldoon — Pete Muldoon, the namesake of the curse The Curse of Muldoon was an alleged curse that supposedly prevented the Chicago Black Hawks (the team s name at the time) of the National Hockey League from finishing in first place, either in their… … Wikipedia
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curse — curse1 [kə:s US kə:rs] v 1.) to swear ▪ Gilbert was cursing under his breath. 2.) [T] to say or think bad things about someone or something because they have made you angry ▪ He cursed his bad luck in arriving just after she d left. curse sb/sth… … Dictionary of contemporary English
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