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Quay lại A1

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  • band

    danh từ·A1

    ban nhạc

    a usually small group of musicians who play popular music together

    The band's drummer is also the lead singer.

  • bandage

    danh từ·B1

    băng gạc

    a covering (such as a strip of cloth) that protects or supports part of the body that has been hurt

    He wrapped a bandage around his knee.

  • dài

    Hán Việt đai

    band; belt

  • 乐队

    yuè duì

    Hán Việt lạc đội

    ban nhạc

    band; pop group

  • 大门

    Dà mén

    Hán Việt đại môn

    cổng chính

    the Doors, US rock band

  • belt

    danh từ·A2

    dây đai

    a band of material (such as leather) that is worn around a person's waist

    I fastened/unfastened the buckle on my belt. = I buckled/unbuckled my belt.

  • bound

    US/baʊnd/

    B1

    bị ràng buộc

    fastened by or as if by a band : confined —often used in combination

  • barred

    UK/bɑː(ɹ)d/US/bɑɹd/

    tính từ

    bị cấm

    marked by or divided off by bars; especially : having alternate bands of different color

    He looked out the barred windows of the jail.

  • collar

    UK/ˈkɒlə/US/ˈkɑlɚ/

    danh từ·B1

    cổ áo

    a band, strip, or chain worn around the neck: such as

    He wore a shirt with a tight-fitting collar.

  • booking

    danh từ·B1

    đặt chỗ

    an arrangement for a person or group (such as a singer or band) to perform at a particular place

    She has several concert bookings this fall.

  • abandon

    động từ·B1

    bỏ rơi

    to leave and never return to (someone who needs protection or help)

    The child had been abandoned (by his parents) as an infant.

  • husband

    US/ˈhʌzbənd/

    A1

    chồng

    a male partner in a marriage

  • abandoned

    US/əˈbændənd/

    tính từ·B2

    bị bỏ hoang

    left without needed protection, care, or support

    an abandoned baby

  • broadband

    danh từ·B2

    băng thông rộng

    a fast electronic network that carries more than one type of communication (such as Internet and cable television signals)