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Dòng 38: Dòng 38: =====Bãi rào (chăn nuôi); sân nuôi (gà vịt)==========Bãi rào (chăn nuôi); sân nuôi (gà vịt)=====- ::[[a]] [[walk]] [[of]] [[life]]+ - ::tầng lớp xã hội, địa vị xã hội, nghề nghiệp, việc làm; lĩnh vực hoạt động (của một người)+ - ::[[the]] [[different]] [[walks]] [[of]] [[life]]+ - ::những nghề nghiệp khác nhau; những tầng lớp xã hội khác nhau+ - ::[[the]] [[walks]] [[of]] [[literature]]+ - ::lĩnh vực văn chương+ ===Nội động từ======Nội động từ===10:34, ngày 10 tháng 12 năm 2007
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- to walk the fields looking for wild flowers
- đi trên cánh đồng kiếm hoa dại
- to run before one can walk
- chưa biết đi đã đòi chạy
- to walk before one can run
- đi từ dễ đến khó
- a walking dictionary
- từ điển sống
- to walk one's legs off
- (thông tục) đi cho đến khi bị kiệt sức
- to walk somebody off his feet
- (thông tục) bắt ai đi rạc cẳng
- to walk tall
- đi ngẩng cao đầu
- to walk about
- dạo chơi, đi dạo
- to walk along
- tiến bước, đi dọc theo
- to walk away from somebody/something
- thắng một cách dễ dàng
- to walk away from a competitor
- thắng địch thủ dễ dàng
- to walk/off with somebody
- đoạt được dễ dàng (một giải thưởng)
( + with) đi chơi với (ai); nhân tình với (ai)
- to walk over
- (thể dục,thể thao) thắng dễ dàng; thắng vì không có đối thủ
- to walk up
- bước lại gần
- to walk up to someone
- bước lại gần ai
- to walk the board
- là diễn viên sân khấu
- to walk one's beat
- (quân sự) đi tuần canh gác
- to walk the hospitals
- thực tập ở bệnh viện (học sinh y khoa)
- to walk the plank
- bị bịt mắt phải đi trên tấm ván đặt chênh vênh bên mạn tàu (một lối hành hạ của bọn cướp biển)
Đồng nghĩa Tiếng Anh
V.
Advance, proceed, move, go, wend, go or make (one's) wayby foot, tread, step, perambulate, stalk, stride, tramp, stroll,amble, ramble, ambulate, shamble, pad, shuffle, saunter, trudge,trek, plod, slog, hike, parade, promenade, strut, swagger,prance, march, goose-step, pace, trip, sidle, tiptoe, sashay,flounce, stagger, lurch, limp, waddle, stamp, mince, slink,steal, prowl, skulk, sneak, creep, Colloq go by or ride byshanks's or shanks' mare or pony, hoof it, foot it, traipse,pussyfoot, Slang US boogie: Guthrie certainly has a peculiarway of walking.
Take, convoy, accompany, escort, go with;conduct, lead; empty: Let me walk you to the station. I have towalk the dog twice a day. 3 patrol, trace out, stalk, cover,haunt, prowl, wander, roam, rove or range about in or on,frequent: Her mother could not understand why Maizie walked thestreets nightly. 4 walk out. a leave, depart, desert; walk outon: She just walked out and no one has seen her since. bstrike, go (out) on strike, protest, take industrial action,Brit down tools: Negotiations reached an impasse, so theemployees walked out.
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V. & n.
Intr. a (of a person or other biped) progressby lifting and setting down each foot in turn, never having bothfeet off the ground at once. b progress with similar movements(walked on his hands). c go with the gait usual except whenspeed is desired. d (of a quadruped) go with the slowest gait,always having at least two feet on the ground at once.
Tr. a cause towalk with one. b accompany in walking. c ride or lead (ahorse, dog, etc.) at walking pace. d take charge of (a puppy)at walk (see sense 4 of n.).
A an act of walking, theordinary human gait (go at a walk). b the slowest gait of ananimal. c a person's manner of walking (know him by his walk).2 a taking a (usu. specified) time to walk a distance (is onlyten minutes' walk from here; it's quite a walk to the bus-stop).b an excursion on foot, a stroll or constitutional (go for awalk). c a journey on foot completed to earn money promised fora charity etc.
A a place, track, or route intended orsuitable for walking; a promenade, colonnade, or footpath. b aperson's favourite place or route for walking. c the round of apostman, hawker, etc.
Survive (an accident etc.) withoutserious injury. walk away with colloq. = walk off with. walkthe boards be an actor. walk the hospitals = walk the wards.walk in (often foll. by on) enter or arrive, esp. unexpectedlyor easily. walk into 1 colloq. encounter through unwariness(walked into the trap).
Colloq. achieve something (esp. a victory) easily.walk Matilda see MATILDA. walk off 1 depart (esp. abruptly).
Get rid of the effects of (a meal, ailment, etc.) by walking(walked off his anger). walk a person off his or her feet (orlegs) exhaust a person with walking. walk off with colloq.
Win easily. walk of life an occupation, profession,or calling. walk-on 1 (in full walk-on part) = walking-on part.2 the player of this. walk on air see AIR. walk out 1 departsuddenly or angrily.
(usu. foll. by with) Brit. archaic gofor walks in courtship. walk-out n. a sudden angry departure,esp. as a protest or strike. walk out on desert, abandon. walkover 1 colloq. = walk all over.
(often absol.) traverse (aracecourse) without needing to hurry, because one has noopponents or only inferior ones. walk-over n. an easy victoryor achievement. walk the plank see PLANK. walk the streets 1be a prostitute.
Traverse the streets esp. in search of worketc. walk tall colloq. feel justifiable pride. walk up! ashowman's invitation to a circus etc. walk-up US adj. (of abuilding) allowing access to the upper floors only by stairs.
N. a walk-up building. walk up to approach (a person) for atalk etc. walk the wards be a medical student.
Walkable adj.[OE wealcan roll, toss, wander, f. Gmc]
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