độc ác dữ tợn tàn nhẫn 
cruel 
to read 
Đọc * 083 to read Đọc * 086 like: đóc → →
lesen ☊ đọc ☊ 
阅读 ☊ yuèdú unabhängig ☊ Độc lập ☊ 独立 ☊ dú lì boshaft ☊ Độc ác ☊ 恶毒的 ☊ è dú de giftig ☊ Độc hại ☊ 有毒的 ☊ yǒu dú de schädlich ☊ Độc hại ☊ 有害的 ☊ yǒu hài de vorlesen ☊ Đọc ☊ 朗读 ☊ lǎng dú schadstoffarm ☊ giảm chất độc hại ☊ 含少量有害物质的 ☊ hàn shǎo liàng yǒu hài wù zhì de einen Fluss verseuchen ☊ làm nước sông nhiễm độc ☊ 污染一条河流 ☊ wūrǎn yī tiáo héliú lesen ☊ đọc ☊ ☊ die Vergiftung ☊ ngộ độc ☊ ☊ das Gift ☊ chất độc ☊ ☊ die Unabhängigkeit ☊ Độc lập ☊ ☊ unabhängig ☊ Độc lập ☊ ☊ boshaft ☊ Độc ác ☊ ☊ giftig ☊ Độc hại ☊ ☊ schädlich ☊ Độc hại ☊ ☊ vorlesen ☊ Đọc ☊ ☊ schadstoffarm ☊ giảm chất độc hại ☊ ☊ der Einzelgänger ☊ người cô độc ☊ ☊ die Diktatur ☊ nền độc tài ☊ ☊ der Diktator ☊ nhà độc tài ☊ ☊ das Gegengift ☊ thuốc kháng độc tố ☊ ☊ einen Fluss verseuchen ☊ làm nước sông nhiễm độc ☊ ☊ die Schadstoffe (Plural) ☊ các chất độc hại ☊ ☊ Möglicherweise hättest du eine Magenverstimmung oder eine Vergiftung. ☊ Có thế là anh có vấn đề với dạ dày hoặc bị ngộ độc. ☊ (Lektion 33, Nr. 450) In der Zwischenzeit hat das Gift angefangen zu wirken. ☊ Trong lúc đó chất độc đã bắt đầu có tác dụng. ☊ (Lektion 53, Nr. 751) Diktiere mir doch einfach, was ich schreiben soll. ☊ Hãy đọc cho em những gì em nên viết. ☊ (Lektion 55, Nr. 781) Trang hat einen Bericht über ein beeindruckendes Theaterstück gelesen. ☊ Trang đã đọc một bài bình luận về vở kịch rất ấn tượng. ☊ (Lektion 58, Nr. 816) Von diesem Autor habe ich schon mal etwas gelesen. ☊ Anh đã từng đọc của tác giả này. ☊ (Lektion 71, Nr. 1015) Das kann man einem Kind doch nicht vorlesen! ☊ Vậy truyện này người ta không nên đọc cho một đứa trẻ! ☊ (Lektion 71, Nr. 1022) In der Morgendämmerung sitzen Trang und Tri am Frühstückstisch und lesen Zeitung. ☊ Vào lúc bình minh Trang và Trí ngồi bên bàn ăn sáng và đọc báo. ☊ (Lektion 72, Nr. 1025) Das muss ich dir vorlesen! ☊ Anh phải đọc cho em nghe cái này! ☊ (Lektion 72, Nr. 1026) Trang hält eine Kopie in der Hand und liest Tri laut vor: ☊ Trang cầm bản copy trên tay và đọc cho Trí nghe: ☊ (Lektion 75, Nr. 1068) Trang und Tri gehen die Gästeliste für ihre Hochzeit durch. ☊ Trang và Trí đọc kỹ danh sách khách mời cho lễ cưới. ☊ (Lektion 77, Nr. 1092) Der Geschäftsführer ist im Moment nicht zu sprechen. ☊ Giám đốc hiện không thể tiếp chuyện được. ☊ (Lektion 86, Nr. 1255) Welches Buch lesen Sie gerade? ☊ Anh / Chị đang đọc quyển sách gì? ☊ (Lektion 96, Nr. 1531) Zu diesem Thema habe ich einen interessanten Artikel gelesen. ☊ Tôi đã đọc một bài báo thú vị viết về đề tài này. ☊ (Lektion 99, Nr. 1619) Ich hoffe, dass Sie alle das Protokoll der letzten Sitzung nochmals durchgelesen haben. ☊ Tôi hi vọng quý vị đều đã đọc qua biên bản của cuộc họp lần trước. ☊ (Lektion 100, Nr. 1652) Wir erwarten von Ihnen Teamfähigkeit und eigenständiges Arbeiten. ☊ Chúng tôi mong đợi vào khả năng hợp tác và làm việc độc lập của anh / chị. ☊ (Lektion 103, Nr. 1743) Wir suchen zum 01.01. einen Projektmanager. ☊ Chúng tôi cần tìm một giám đốc dự án đến ngày 01.01. ☊ (Lektion 104, Nr. 1772) Ich habe Ihre Stellenanzeige in der Zeitung gelesen. ☊ Tôi đã đọc mục tuyển nhân viên của ông / bà trên báo. ☊ (Lektion 105, Nr. 1806) Ich habe Ihre Anzeige in einem Arbeitsmarkt-Portal im Internet gelesen. ☊ Tôi đã đọc mục tuyển nhân viên của ông / bà trên trang thị trường lao động trên Internet. ☊ (Lektion 105, Nr. 1807) Ich bewerbe mich auf die Stelle als Projektmanager. ☊ Tôi nộp đơn xin việc vào vị trí giám đốc dự án. ☊ (Lektion 105, Nr. 1809) Ich bin ledig. ☊ Tôi là độc thân. ☊ (Lektion 106, Nr. 1838) Bis jetzt war ich als Projektmanager für den internationalen Austausch in meiner Firma zuständig. ☊ Cho đến nay với tư cách giám đốc dự án tôi đã chịu trách nhiệm trong các chương trình trao đổi quốc tế của công ty. ☊ (Lektion 106, Nr. 1853) Während des Praktikums habe ich gelernt meine Arbeit gut zu strukturieren und selbständig zu Ende zu bringen. ☊ Trong khóa thực tập tôi đã học được cách tổ chức công việc hiệu quả và tự kết thúc công việc độc lập. ☊ (Lektion 107, Nr. 1879) Kann ich bitte den Geschäftsführer sprechen? ☊ Tôi có thể nói chuyện với giám đốc công ty được không? ☊ (Lektion 110, Nr. 1993) Wo finde ich das Büro des Abteilungsleiters? ☊ Tôi có thể tìm thấy văn phòng giám đốc bộ phận ở đâu? ☊ (Lektion 110, Nr. 1994) Ich bin der Chef. ☊ Tôi là giám đốc. ☊ (Lektion 110, Nr. 1998) Ich bin befördert worden: Ich bin jetzt Projektleiter. ☊ Tôi được thăng chức: Hiện nay tôi là giám đốc dự án. ☊ (Lektion 110, Nr. 2010) Ich bin Projektleiter. ☊ Tôi là giám đốc dự án. ☊ (Lektion 116, Nr. 2167) I didn't want to say anything without actually reading the letter first. ☊ actually ☊
The book's coming along nicely. ☊ along ☊
The teacher listened to the children reading aloud. ☊ aloud ☊
He read the letter aloud to us. ☊ aloud ☊
Can he read and write? ☊ and ☊
John is the London area manager. ☊ area ☊
the artistic director of the theatre ☊ artistic ☊
Can you read a car number plate at fifty metres? ☊ at ☊
an acute attack of food poisoning ☊ attack ☊
the government's attitude towards single parents ☊ attitude ☊
'Ambulance' is written backwards so you can read it in the mirror. ☊ backwards ☊
I began (= started reading) this novel last month and I still haven't finished it. ☊ begin ☊
I've read the whole book from beginning to end and still can't understand it. ☊ beginning ☊
He's behind the rest of the class in reading. ☊ behind ☊
She has a seat on the board of directors. ☊ board ☊
An independent body has been set up to investigate the affair. ☊ body ☊
He recited the whole poem in one breath. ☊ breath ☊
Can I read your newspaper? ☊ can ☊
It makes a change to read some good news for once. ☊ change ☊
Have you read the chapter on the legal system? ☊ chapter ☊
She gave me the minutes of the meeting to read and check. ☊ check ☊
the chief financial officer of the company ☊ chief ☊
to go into the Church (= to become a Christian minister) ☊ church ☊
cleaner cars (= not producing so many harmful substances) ☊ clean ☊
to break/crack a code (= to understand and read the message) ☊ code ☊
I always read her column in the local paper. ☊ column ☊
compete to do sth: There are too many magazines competing to attract readers. ☊ compete ☊
It is cruel to keep animals in confined spaces. ☊ confined ☊
Sacha felt confusion sweeping over her as she read the letter. ☊ confusion ☊
She hadn't read the letter and so was unaware of its contents. ☊ content ☊
By convention the deputy leader was always a woman. ☊ convention ☊
Read through your work and correct any mistakes that you find. ☊ correct ☊
We could write a letter to the director. ☊ could ☊
There are a couple more files to read first. ☊ couple ☊
He always reads the paper from cover to cover (= everything in it). ☊ cover ☊
a cruel dictator ☊ cruel ☊
I can't stand people who are cruel to animals. ☊ cruel ☊
The machine's unique design prevents it from overheating. ☊ design ☊
the development of basic skills such as literacy and numeracy ☊ development ☊
It's really difficult to read your writing. ☊ difficult ☊
Your writing is really difficult to read. ☊ difficult ☊
the managing director ☊ director ☊
an executive/non-executive director ☊ director ☊
He's on the board of directors. ☊ director ☊
the musical director ☊ director ☊
a regional director ☊ director ☊
the director of education ☊ director ☊
discover (that)...: It was a shock to discover (that) he couldn't read. ☊ discover ☊
a dramatic monologue ☊ dramatic ☊
Too much toxic waste is being dumped at sea. ☊ dump ☊
a toxic/nuclear waste dump ☊ dump ☊
Children seem to have lost their enjoyment in reading. ☊ enjoyment ☊
He read a poem entitled 'Salt'. ☊ entitle ☊
This book is essential reading for all nature lovers. ☊ essential ☊
estimate how many, large, etc...: It is hard to estimate how many children suffer from dyslexia. ☊ estimate ☊
He never even opened the letter (= so he certainly didn't read it). ☊ even ☊
I read every last article in the newspaper (= all of them). ☊ every ☊
a chief/senior/top executive in a computer firm ☊ executive ☊
Pakistan came into existence as an independent country in 1947. ☊ existence ☊
A child's vocabulary expands through reading. ☊ expand ☊
extra help for single parents ☊ extra ☊
His face fell (= showed disappointment, sadness, etc.) when he read the headlines. ☊ face ☊
Due to the fact that they did not read English, the prisoners were unaware of what they were signing. ☊ fact ☊
I have been a faithful reader of your newspaper for many years. ☊ faithful ☊
one-parent/single-parent families ☊ family ☊
I read as far as the third chapter. ☊ far ☊
Very few of his books are worth reading. ☊ few ☊
the finance director/department ☊ finance ☊
an independent financial adviser ☊ financial ☊
Her blood was found to contain poison. ☊ find ☊
it is found that...: It was found that her blood contained poison. ☊ find ☊
The content of any article needs, first of all, to be relevant to the reader. ☊ first of all ☊
They voted for independence in a referendum. ☊ for ☊
Is it clear enough for you to read? ☊ for ☊
The country gained its independence ten years ago. ☊ gain ☊
I haven't got very far with the book I'm reading. ☊ get ☊
a giant step towards achieving independence ☊ giant ☊
a free gift for every reader ☊ gift ☊
I give it ten out of ten for originality. ☊ give ☊
Her work has given pleasure to (= pleased) millions of readers. ☊ give ☊
She gave a reading from her latest volume of poetry. ☊ give ☊
give sth to sb: Give the letter to your mother when you've read it. ☊ give ☊
the former governor of the colony ☊ governor ☊
a provincial governor ☊ governor ☊
the governor of Arizona ☊ governor ☊
the Arizona governor ☊ governor ☊
Governor Bev Perdue ☊ governor ☊
a school governor ☊ governor ☊
a prison governor ☊ governor ☊
the governor of the Bank of England ☊ governor ☊
I can't decide. I'll have to ask the governor (= the man in charge, who employs sb). ☊ governor ☊
I could hardly believe it when I read the letter. ☊ hardly ☊
a hate campaign (= cruel comments made about sb over a period of time in order to damage their reputation) ☊ hate ☊
She always has her head in a book (= is always reading). ☊ head ☊
Being totally alone is my idea of hell on earth. ☊ hell ☊
You may find it helpful to read this before making any decisions. ☊ helpful ☊
He left home (= left his parents and began an independent life) at sixteen. ☊ home ☊
To be honest (= what I really think is), it was one of the worst books I've ever read. ☊ honest ☊
It's immoral to steal. ☊ immoral ☊
He criticized the Director and, by implication, the whole of the organization. ☊ implication ☊
I read about it in the paper. ☊ in ☊
Cuba gained independence from Spain in 1898. ☊ independence ☊
independence celebrations ☊ independence ☊
the first elections since independence ☊ independence ☊
He values his independence. ☊ independence ☊
a woman's financial independence ☊ independence ☊
Going away to college has made me much more independent. ☊ independent ☊
She's a very independent-minded young woman. ☊ independent ☊
Students should aim to become more independent of their teachers. ☊ independent ☊
It was important to me to be financially independent of my parents. ☊ independent ☊
a man of independent means (= with an income that he does not earn by working) ☊ independent ☊
independent television/schools ☊ independent ☊
the independent sector ☊ independent ☊
an independent inquiry/witness ☊ independent ☊
She went to a lawyer for some independent advice. ☊ independent ☊
The police force should be independent of direct government control. ☊ independent ☊
Two independent research bodies reached the same conclusions. ☊ independent ☊
Mozambique became independent in 1975. ☊ independent ☊
independent (of sb/sth): The two departments work independently of each other. ☊ independently ☊
It was the first time that she had lived independently. ☊ independently ☊
Always read the instructions before you start. ☊ instruction ☊
intend sb/sth to do sth: The writer clearly intends his readers to identify with the main character. ☊ intend ☊
Her account makes interesting reading. ☊ interesting ☊
interview (with sb): an interview with the new Governor ☊ interview ☊
a letter of introduction (= a letter which tells sb who you are, written by sb who knows both you and the person reading the letter) ☊ introduction ☊
invite sb to do sth: Readers are invited to email their comments to us. ☊ invite ☊
Do you know the play (= have you seen or read it before)? ☊ know ☊
The book is completely lacking in originality. ☊ lacking ☊
She got a headache if she had to read for any length of time (= for a long time). ☊ length ☊
She's having lunch with the Director, no less. ☊ no less ☊
light reading for the beach ☊ light ☊
I, like everyone else, had read these stories in the press. ☊ like ☊
I've only read a little of the book so far. ☊ little ☊
a long book/film/list (= taking a lot of time to read/watch/deal with) ☊ long ☊
I haven't had time to look at (= read) the papers yet. ☊ look at sth ☊
Please read the letter out loud. ☊ out loud ☊
My role is to act as a mediator between employees and management. ☊ management ☊
mean sb/sth to do sth: I didn't mean you to read the letter. ☊ mean ☊
She can recite the whole poem from memory. ☊ memory ☊
Can you read that form carefully, if you wouldn't mind, and then sign it. ☊ if you don't mind, if you wouldn't mind ☊
I'll just read through the form again to make sure I haven't missed anything out. ☊ miss sb/sth out ☊
Shakespeare's language can be a problem for modern readers. ☊ modern ☊
Have you read this month's 'Physics World'? ☊ month ☊
He read the letter more carefully the second time. ☊ more ☊
Can you read music (= understand the signs in order to play or sing a piece of music)? ☊ music ☊
the musical director of the show ☊ musical ☊
You simply must read this book. ☊ must ☊
an independent nation ☊ nation ☊
Have you read her new novel? ☊ new ☊
a newly independent republic ☊ newly ☊
I read about it in the newspaper. ☊ newspaper ☊
The room was nicely furnished. ☊ nicely ☊
If you ask her nicely she might say yes. ☊ nicely ☊
Don't take any notice of what you read in the papers. ☊ notice ☊
to write/publish/read a novel ☊ novel ☊
the director of the company ☊ of ☊
offensive to sb: His comments were deeply offensive to a large number of single mothers. ☊ offensive ☊
If you like a good story, read on. ☊ on ☊
This book was famous once, but nobody reads it today. ☊ once ☊
He not only read the book, but also remembered what he had read. ☊ not only... but (also)... ☊
He opened the letter and read it. ☊ open ☊
They called in a psychologist to give an independent opinion. ☊ opinion ☊
He can't read or write. ☊ or ☊
Children ought to be able to read by the age of 7. ☊ ought to ☊
Read it out loud. ☊ out ☊
She has only the director over her. ☊ over ☊
I read about it in the paper. ☊ paper ☊
Read the following passage and answer the questions below. ☊ passage ☊
the director of photography (= the person who is in charge of the actual filming of a film/movie, programme, etc.) ☊ photography ☊
to read for pleasure ☊ pleasure ☊
a poetry reading ☊ poetry ☊
Read the manual to learn the program's finer points (= small details). ☊ point ☊
Some mushrooms contain a deadly poison. ☊ poison ☊
How did he die? Was it poison? ☊ poison ☊
The dog was killed by rat poison (= poison intended to kill rats ). ☊ poison ☊
to hunt with poison arrows ☊ poison ☊
bombs containing poison gas ☊ poison ☊
In the last chapter, she poisons herself with arsenic. ☊ poison ☊
Thousands are at risk of being poisoned by fumes from faulty heaters. ☊ poison ☊
a poisoned arrow ☊ poison ☊
Someone had been poisoning his food. ☊ poison ☊
Large sections of the river have been poisoned by toxic waste from factories. ☊ poison ☊
Exhaust fumes are poisoning our cities. ☊ poison ☊
poisonous chemicals/plants ☊ poisonous ☊
This gas is highly poisonous. ☊ poisonous ☊
poisonous snakes ☊ poisonous ☊
a tiny spider with a poisonous bite ☊ poisonous ☊
I should like to apply for the position of Sales Director. ☊ position ☊
The police officer read out a prepared statement. ☊ prepared ☊
price (for sth/for doing sth): Loneliness is a high price to pay for independence in your old age. ☊ price ☊
the magazine's problem page (= containing letters about readers' problems and advice about how to solve them) ☊ problem ☊
They were a proud and independent people. ☊ proud ☊
I couldn't read what she had put. ☊ put ☊
He rose through the ranks to become managing director. ☊ rank ☊
There has been a mixed reaction to her appointment as director. ☊ reaction ☊
read about/of sth: I read about the accident in the local paper. ☊ read ☊
read that...: I read that he had resigned. ☊ read ☊
read sth: Don't believe everything you read in the papers. ☊ read ☊
She's still learning to read. ☊ read ☊
Some children can read and write before they go to school. ☊ read ☊
read sth: I can't read your writing. ☊ read ☊
Can you read music? ☊ read ☊
I'm trying to read the map. ☊ read ☊
I'm going to go to bed and read. ☊ read ☊
read to sb/yourself: He liked reading to his grandchildren. ☊ read ☊
read sth: to read a book/a magazine/the newspaper ☊ read ☊
Have you read any Steinbeck (= novels by him)? ☊ read ☊
He read the poem aloud. ☊ read ☊
read sth to sb/yourself: Go on—read it to us. ☊ read ☊
read sb sth: She read us a story. ☊ read ☊
an avid reader of science fiction ☊ reader ☊
a fast/slow reader ☊ reader ☊
The reader is left to draw his or her own conclusions. ☊ reader ☊
readers' letters ☊ reader ☊
Are you a 'Times' reader? ☊ reader ☊
Meter readings are taken every three months. ☊ reading ☊
reading matter/material ☊ reading ☊
a series of reading books for children ☊ reading ☊
a reading list (= a list of books, etc. that students are expected to read for a particular subject) ☊ reading ☊
further reading (= at the end of a book, a list of other books that give more information about the same subject) ☊ reading ☊
The report makes for interesting reading (= it is interesting to read) ☊ reading ☊
The article is not exactly light reading (= it is not easy to read). ☊ reading ☊
My hobbies include reading and painting. ☊ reading ☊
He needs more help with his reading. ☊ reading ☊
Are you any good at map reading? ☊ reading ☊
reading glasses (= worn when reading) ☊ reading ☊
a reading lamp/light (= one that can be moved to shine light onto sth that you are reading) ☊ reading ☊
recommend (sb) doing sth: He recommended reading the book before seeing the movie. ☊ recommend ☊
The dictator refuses to relax his grip on power. ☊ relax ☊
'Hamlet' is required reading (= must be read) for this course. ☊ require ☊
respond that...: When asked about the company's future, the director responded that he remained optimistic. ☊ respond ☊
to retain your independence ☊ retain ☊
She rose through the ranks to become managing director. ☊ rise ☊
rumour (about sth): Some malicious rumours are circulating about his past. ☊ rumour ☊
a sales and marketing director ☊ sale ☊
How much does it read on the scale? ☊ scale ☊
see to do sth: It was getting dark and I couldn't see to read. ☊ see ☊
A selection of readers' comments are published below. ☊ selection ☊
single-sex schools ☊ sex ☊
She read out the list in sharp, clipped tones. ☊ sharp ☊
a short book (= taking a short time to read, because it does not have many pages) ☊ short ☊
At first sight, it may look like a generous offer, but always read the small print. ☊ at first sight ☊
simple pleasures, like reading and walking ☊ simple ☊
The apartments are ideal for single people living alone. ☊ single ☊
Are you still single? ☊ single ☊
I only started (= began to read) this book yesterday. ☊ start ☊
The directors are responsible for preparing the company's financial statements. ☊ statement ☊
He read the children a story. ☊ story ☊
struggle (for sth): a country struggling for independence ☊ struggle ☊
struggle (with sb) (for/against sth): a struggle for independence ☊ struggle ☊
a studio executive ☊ studio ☊
I like reading and stuff. ☊ stuff ☊
Read the text carefully and then answer the questions. ☊ text ☊
It's the best novel (that) I've ever read. ☊ that ☊
I'm halfway through (= reading) her second novel. ☊ through ☊
Don't tell me how it ends—I haven't read it all the way through yet. ☊ through ☊
uncontrolled dumping of toxic wastes ☊ uncontrolled ☊
toxic waste buried deep underground ☊ underground ☊
a unique talent ☊ unique ☊
The preview offers a unique opportunity to see the show without the crowds. ☊ unique ☊
an atmosphere that is unique to New York ☊ unique ☊
Read up to page 100. ☊ up to sth ☊
urge (sb) + speech: 'Why not give it a try?' she urged (him). ☊ urge ☊
urge to do sth: I had a sudden urge to hit him. ☊ urge ☊
They were the victims of a cruel hoax. ☊ victim ☊
The book gives readers an inside view of political life. ☊ view ☊
Reading is of vital importance in language learning. ☊ vital ☊
Reading will increase your vocabulary. ☊ vocabulary ☊
vote to do sth: Parliament voted to set up an independent inquiry into the matter. ☊ vote ☊
toxic wastes ☊ waste ☊
Where (= in what book, newspaper, etc.) did you read that? ☊ where ☊
Her books are widely read (= a lot of people read them). ☊ widely ☊
He's an educated, widely-read man (= he has read a lot of books). ☊ widely ☊
A word of warning: read the instructions very carefully. ☊ word ☊
She burned the letters so that her husband would never read them. ☊ would ☊
In some countries children don't start learning to read and write until they are six. ☊ write ☊
Our son's having problems with his reading and writing (= at school) ☊ writing ☊