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1 der Schaden
- {damage} mối hại, điều hại, điều bất lợi, sự thiệt hại, tiền bồi thường thiệt hại, tiền bồi thường tai nạn, giá tiền - {flaw} cơn gió mạnh, cơn bâo ngắn, vết nứt, chỗ rạn, vết, khe hở, chỗ hỏng, vết nhơ, thói xấu, thiếu sót, sai lầm, sự thiếu sót về thủ tục - {harm} hại, tai hại, tổn hao, thiệt hại, ý muốn hại người, điều gây tai hại - {hurt} vết thương, chỗ bị đau, sự chạm đến, sự xúc phạm, sự làm tổn thương - {injury} sự làm hại, sự làm tổn hại, sự làm hỏng, điều tổn hại, chỗ bị thương, sự vi phạm quyền lợi, sự đối xử bất công - {mischief} điều ác, việc ác, mối nguy hại, sự tổn hại, mối phiền luỵ, trò tinh nghịch, trò tinh quái, trò láu cá, sự ranh mãnh, sự láu lỉnh, sự hóm hỉnh, mối bất hoà, trò quỷ, đồ quỷ quái - {prejudice} định kiến, thành kiến, thiên kiến, mối tổn hại, mối thiệt hại = der Schaden [für] {detriment [to]; disadvantage [to]}+ = ohne Schaden {with impunity}+ = Schaden zufügen {to damage}+ = Schaden erleiden [durch] {to suffer [from]}+ = Schaden anrichten {to do harm}+ = zu Schaden kommen {to come to grief}+ = den Schaden ersetzen {to make good the damage}+
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