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/spit/ * danh từ - cái xiên (nướng thịt trong lò quay) - mũi đất (nhô ra biển) - bờ ngầm * ngoại động từ - xiên (thịt để nướng trong lò quay) - đâm xuyên (nhô ra biển) - bờ ngầm * ngoại động từ - xiên (thịt để nướng trong lò quay) - đâm xuyên (bằng gươm) * danh từ - sự khạc, sự nhổ - sự phun phì phì (mèo) - nước bọt, nước dãi - cơn mưa lún phún, cơm mưa ngắn, trận mưa tuyết ngắn - trứng (sâu bọ) - (thông tục) vật giống như hệt, người giống như hệt =he is the very spit of his father+ anh ta giống bố như hệt =the spit and image of somebody+ (thông tục) người giống hệt ai * nội động từ spat - khạc, nhổ nước bọt =to spit in someone's face+ nhổ vào mặt ai, khinh bỉ ai - phun phì phì (mèo) - làu bàu - mưa lún phún - bắn, toé (lửa); toé mực (bút) * ngoại động từ - khạc, nhổ (nước bọt) - thốt ra, phun ra, nói to =to spit an oath+ thốt ra một lời nguyền rủa !to spit at - phỉ nhổ (ai); coi (ai) như rác !to spit out - khạc ra - phun ra, nói hở ra (điều bí mật) !spit it out! - muốn nói gì thì nói nhanh lên! !to spit upon - (như) to spit at * danh từ - mai (bề sâu xắn xuống đất bằng chiều dài của lưỡi mai) =to gig it two spits deep+ đào sâu hai mai
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