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/wi / * danh từ - (động vật học); (thực vật học) cánh (chim, sâu bọ; qu, hạt) =to lend (add) wing to+ chắp cánh cho, làm cho chạy mau - sự bay, sự cất cánh; (nghĩa bóng) sự bay bổng =on the wing+ đang bay =to take wing+ cất cánh bay, bay đi - (kiến trúc) cánh, chái (nhà) =the east wing of a building+ chái phía đông của toà nhà - cánh (máy bay, quạt) - (hàng hi) mạn (tàu) - (số nhiều) (sân khấu) cánh gà - (quân sự) cánh =right wing+ cánh hữu =left wing+ cánh t - phi đội (không quân Anh); (số nhiều) phù hiệu phi công - (thể dục,thể thao) biên =right wing+ hữu biên =left wing+ t biên -(đùa cợt) cánh tay (bị thưng) - (thông tục) sự che chở, sự bo trợ =under the wing of someone+ được người nào che chở =to take someone under one's wing+ bo trợ ai !to clip someone's wings - hạn chế sự cử động (tham vọng, sự tiêu pha) của ai; chặt đôi cánh của ai (nghĩa bóng) !to come on the wings of the wind - đến nhanh như gió * ngoại động từ - lắp lông vào (mũi tên) - thêm cánh, chắp cánh; làm cho nhanh hn =fear winged his steps+ sự sợ h i làm cho nó chạy nhanh như bay =to wing one's words+ nói liến thoắng - bay, bay qua =to wing one's way+ bay - bắn ra =to wing an arrow+ bắn mũi tên ra - bắn trúng cánh (con chim); (thông tục) bắn trúng cánh tay - (kiến trúc) làm thêm chái =to wing a hospital+ làm thêm chái cho một bệnh viện - (quân sự) bố phòng ở cánh bên
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