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/'ækʃn/ * danh từ - hành động, hành vi; hoạt động; công việc, việc làm =a man of action+ con người hành động =to take prompt action+ hành động tức khắc, hành động kịp thời - tác động, tác dụng, ảnh hưởng =the sunlight has action on certain materials+ ánh nắng có tác động đến một số chất =action of acid+ tác dụng của axit - sự chiến đấu, trận đánh =to go into action+ bắt đầu đánh nhau, bắt đầu chiến đấu =to break off an action+ ngừng chiến đấu, ngừng bắn =to be killed in action+ bị hy sinh trong chiến đấu =to be put out of action+ bị loại khỏi vòng chiến đấu - việc kiện, sự tố tụng =to take (bring) an action against+ kiện (ai...) - sự diễn biến, quá trình diễn biến (của vở kịch) - động tác, dáng điệu, bộ điệu, bộ tịch =action of a player+ bộ điệu của một diễn viên =action of a horse+ dáng đi của một con ngựa - bộ máy, cơ cấu (đàn pianô, máy...); sự hoạt động của bộ máy !action committee - uỷ ban hành động !action position - (quân sự) vị trí của quân đội trước khi bước vào chiến đấu !action speak louder than words - (xem) speak * ngoại động từ - kiện, thưa kiện
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