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allergisch reagieren ☊ 
bị dị ứng ☊ 
☊ neugierig ☊ tò mò ☊ ☊ handeln, agieren ☊ thương lượng, mua bán ☊ ☊ korrigieren ☊ chữa ☊ ☊ die Regierung ☊ chính phủ ☊ ☊ ein Verb konjugieren ☊ chia động từ ☊ ☊ gierig ☊ tham lam, háu ăn ☊ ☊ verstört reagieren ☊ bị lẫn ☊ ☊ allergisch reagieren ☊ 过敏反应 ☊ guò mǐn fǎn yìng neugierig ☊ 好奇的 ☊ hào qí de handeln, agieren ☊ 行动 ☊ xíng dòng korrigieren ☊ 修改 ☊ xiū gǎi Regierung ☊ 政府 ☊ zhèng fǔ ein Verb konjugieren ☊ 一个动词变位 ☊ yī gè dòngcí biànwèi gierig ☊ 贪婪的 ☊ tānlán de verstört reagieren ☊ 惊慌失措的 ☊ jīnghuāng-shīcuò de Darf ich mal eine neugierige Frage stellen? ☊ Em có thể hỏi một câu tò mò được không? ☊ (Lektion 56, Nr. 799) Deine Idee finde ich gut, da müssen wir gar nichts mehr korrigieren. ☊ Anh thấy ý kiến của em thật hay, vì vậy chúng ta chẳng cần chữa gì nữa. ☊ (Lektion 75, Nr. 1078) Sie und noch einige andere Musiker sollen für die Hochzeit engagiert werden. ☊ Họ và một vài người nhạc sỹ khác đã được thuê cho lễ cưới. ☊ (Lektion 78, Nr. 1107) Aufgrund der gestiegenen Produktionskosten mussten wir unsere Preise für Endkunden leider nach oben korrigieren. ☊ Vì chi phí sản xuất tăng nên chúng tôi rất tiếc phải nâng giá bán cho khách hàng. ☊ (Lektion 98, Nr. 1592) Wir suchen eine engagierte und kreative Persönlichkeit. ☊ Chúng tôi cần tìm một người có tính trách nhiệm và sáng tạo. ☊ (Lektion 104, Nr. 1786) Ich bin engagiert und belastungsfähig. ☊ Tôi là người có trách nhiệm và có khả năng chịu áp lực. ☊ (Lektion 105, Nr. 1823) Während meines Studiums habe ich mich bei einer Umweltorganisation engagiert. Ich war oft für diese Organisation unterwegs. So hat sich mein Studium in die Länge gezogen. ☊ Trong thời gian học đại học tôi đã tham gia vào một tổ chức môi trường. Tôi thường đi nhiều nơi cho tổ chức này. Vì vậy việc học tập của tôi bị kéo dài. ☊ (Lektion 107, Nr. 1878) Wie reagieren Sie auf Kritik? ☊ Anh / Chị phản ứng với sự chỉ trích thế nào? ☊ (Lektion 108, Nr. 1927) Ich interessiere mich für Politik und verfolge die Nachrichten täglich. Aber ich möchte mich nicht in einer Partei engagieren. ☊ Tôi quan tâm đến chính trị và theo dõi tin tức hàng ngày. Nhưng tôi không muốn tham gia vào đảng phái nào. ☊ (Lektion 108, Nr. 1940) Ich arbeite für eine Nichtregierungsorganisation. ☊ Tôi làm việc cho một tổ chức phi chính phủ. ☊ (Lektion 110, Nr. 2004) Deshalb müssen wir schnell reagieren. ☊ Vì vậy chúng ta phải phản ứng thật nhanh. ☊ (Lektion 115, Nr. 2144) Leider haben Sie auf unsere 1. Mahnung nicht reagiert. ☊ Rất tiếc là ông / bà / quý vị đã không phản hồi lá thư nhắc nhở đầu tiên của chúng tôi. ☊ (Lektion 126, Nr. 2539) The government was accused of incompetence. ☊ accuse ☊
last minute additions to the government's package of proposals ☊ addition ☊
The government provided an additional £25 million to expand the service. ☊ additional ☊
be admitted that...: It was generally admitted that the government had acted too quickly. ☊ admit ☊
She advises the government on environmental issues. ☊ advise ☊
aim at sth: The government is aiming at a 50% reduction in unemployment. ☊ aim ☊
The captain knew there was an engine fault but didn't want to alarm the passengers. ☊ alarm ☊
The food and drink industry has responded to the demand for low- and no-alcohol drinks. ☊ alcohol ☊
The passengers grew angry about the delay. ☊ angry ☊
Some senators reacted angrily to the President's remarks. ☊ angrily ☊
announce sth to sb: The government yesterday announced to the media plans to create a million new jobs. ☊ announce ☊
anticipate sth: We need someone who can anticipate and respond to changes in the fashion industry. ☊ anticipate ☊
Some of the opposition party's policies have been appropriated by the government. ☊ appropriate ☊
parliamentary/congressional/government approval ☊ approval ☊
Guerrillas have pledged to intensify the armed struggle against the new government. ☊ armed ☊
arrange sth: The party was arranged quickly. ☊ arrange ☊
She arranged a loan with the bank. ☊ arrange ☊
arrange to do sth: Have you arranged to meet him? ☊ arrange ☊
arrange that...: I've arranged that we can borrow their car. ☊ arrange ☊
arrange for sth (to do sth): We arranged for a car to collect us from the airport. ☊ arrange ☊
She arranged the flowers in a vase. ☊ arrange ☊
arrangement for sth: I'll make arrangements for you to be met at the airport. ☊ arrangement ☊
assume sb/sth to be/have sth: I had assumed him to be a Belgian. ☊ assume ☊
a scathing attack on the government's policies ☊ attack ☊
the government's attitude towards single parents ☊ attitude ☊
The economic crisis reflects badly on the government's policies. ☊ badly ☊
His injured leg was all bandaged up. ☊ bandage ☊
The government's main aim is to beat inflation. ☊ beat ☊
The party believes (that) education is the most important issue facing the government. ☊ believe ☊
The passengers who felt seasick stayed below (= on a lower deck ). ☊ below ☊
He has to wear a brace to correct his bite (= the way the upper and lower teeth fit together). ☊ bite ☊
The government will have to take the blame for the riots. ☊ blame ☊
The proposed merger has been blocked by the government. ☊ block ☊
Have the passengers gone on board yet? ☊ on board ☊
Passengers are waiting to board. ☊ board ☊
Reducing inflation is central to (= is an important part of) the government's economic policy. ☊ central ☊
a change of government ☊ change ☊
Many people feel cheated by the government's refusal to hold a referendum. ☊ cheat ☊
This government is committed to extending parental choice in education. ☊ choice ☊
to stare/smile/reply coldly ☊ coldly ☊
The government has set up a commission of inquiry into the disturbances at the prison. ☊ commission ☊
the government's commitment to public services ☊ commitment ☊
concepts such as 'civilization' and 'government' ☊ concept ☊
The government's primary concern is to reduce crime. ☊ concern ☊
delegates to the Labour Party's annual conference ☊ conference ☊
a lack of confidence in the government ☊ confidence ☊
The government has done nothing to resolve the conflict over nurses' pay. ☊ conflict ☊
The government found itself confronted by massive opposition. ☊ confront ☊
control sth: government attempts to control immigration ☊ control ☊
Read through your work and correct any mistakes that you find. ☊ correct ☊
Their eyesight can be corrected in just a few minutes by the use of a laser. ☊ correct ☊
They issued a statement correcting the one they had made earlier. ☊ correct ☊
I spent all evening correcting essays. ☊ correct ☊
The cracks (= faults) in the government's economic policy are already beginning to show. ☊ crack ☊
The government plans to create more jobs for young people. ☊ create ☊
the government's latest economic crisis ☊ crisis ☊
criticism of sb/sth: There was widespread criticism of the government's handling of the disaster. ☊ criticism ☊
criticize sb/sth for sth: The government has been criticized for not taking the problem seriously. ☊ criticize ☊
They were very curious about the people who lived upstairs. ☊ curious ☊
I was curious to find out what she had said. ☊ curious ☊
Everyone was curious as to why Mark was leaving. ☊ curious ☊
He is such a curious boy, always asking questions. ☊ curious ☊
'Are you really an artist?' Sara asked curiously. ☊ curiously ☊
declare sth: The government has declared a state of emergency. ☊ declare ☊
The government has declared war on (= officially stated its intention to stop) illiteracy. ☊ declare ☊
The government was defeated by 200 votes to 83. ☊ defeat ☊
The government is accused of using delaying tactics (= deliberately doing sth to delay a process, decision, etc.). ☊ delay ☊
The speech was a deliberate attempt to embarrass the government. ☊ deliberate ☊
The issue has divided the government. ☊ divide ☊
It was a policy welcomed by world leaders from the US president downwards. ☊ downwards ☊
the government's economic policy ☊ economic ☊
the newly elected government ☊ elect ☊
The report is likely to prove highly embarrassing to the government. ☊ embarrassing ☊
The government has declared a state of emergency following the earthquake. ☊ emergency ☊
The government had to take emergency action. ☊ emergency ☊
The government has been granted emergency powers (= to deal with an emergency). ☊ emergency ☊
He criticized the repressive methods employed by the country's government. ☊ employ ☊
government employees ☊ employee ☊
The government is aiming at full employment. ☊ employment ☊
engaged (in sth): They are engaged in talks with the Irish government. ☊ engaged ☊
I can't come to dinner on Tuesday—I'm otherwise engaged (= I have already arranged to do something else). ☊ engaged ☊
official government estimates of traffic growth over the next decade ☊ estimate ☊
There was an air of expectation and great curiosity. ☊ expectation ☊
He's arranged everything, no expense spared. ☊ expense ☊
The government now has to explain its decision to the public. ☊ explain ☊
The riots are the most serious expression of anti-government feeling yet. ☊ expression ☊
a gradual extension of the powers of central government ☊ extension ☊
The government has promised an extra £1 billion for health care. ☊ extra ☊
We've lost faith in the government's promises. ☊ faith ☊
The police said that they had reacted as fast as they could. ☊ fast ☊
The government looks with favour upon (= approves of) the report's recommendations. ☊ favour ☊
Public feeling is being ignored by the government. ☊ feeling ☊
The building project will be financed by the government. ☊ finance ☊
The government aims to make British industry leaner and fitter (= employing fewer people and with lower costs). ☊ fit ☊
a pilot trained to fly large passenger planes ☊ fly ☊
force sth: Public pressure managed to force a change in the government's position. ☊ force ☊
forecast how, what, etc...: It is difficult to forecast how the markets will react. ☊ forecast ☊
forms of transport/government/energy ☊ form ☊
They hope to form the new government. ☊ form ☊
Prices are higher than they would be if market forces were allowed to operate freely. ☊ freely ☊
The government is said to be taking a fresh look at the matter. ☊ fresh ☊
The sofa also functions as a bed. ☊ function as sb/sth ☊
government funds ☊ fund ☊
The government has given top priority to reforming the tax system. ☊ give ☊
The government intends to go ahead with its tax cutting plans ☊ go ahead (with sth) ☊
The country is governed by elected representatives of the people. ☊ govern ☊
He accused the opposition party of being unfit to govern. ☊ govern ☊
to lead/form a government ☊ government ☊
the last Conservative government ☊ government ☊
the government of the day ☊ government ☊
Foreign governments have been consulted about this decision. ☊ government ☊
She has resigned from the Government. ☊ government ☊
The Government has/have been considering further tax cuts. ☊ government ☊
government policies/officials/ministers ☊ government ☊
Democratic government has now replaced military rule. ☊ government ☊
strong government ☊ government ☊
The Democrats are now in government in the US. ☊ government ☊
I'll be down in a minute. I'm doing (= brushing, arranging, etc.) my hair. ☊ hair ☊
the heads of government/state ☊ head ☊
They are both heavily involved in politics. ☊ heavily ☊
to hire a lawyer ☊ hire ☊
The plane holds about 300 passengers. ☊ hold ☊
None of the passengers were badly hurt. ☊ hurt ☊
Passengers were asked to identify their own suitcases before they were put on the plane. ☊ identify ☊
the government's inability to provide basic services ☊ inability ☊
The police force should be independent of direct government control. ☊ independent ☊
indicate that...: Early results indicate that the government will be returned to power. ☊ indicate ☊
The government refuses to be influenced by public opinion. ☊ influence ☊
influence sb to do sth: She was influenced to take up voluntary work by her teacher. ☊ influence ☊
a government initiative to combat unemployment ☊ initiative ☊
The passengers escaped with only minor injuries. ☊ injury ☊
the internal workings of government ☊ internal ☊
invest (in/on sth): The government has invested heavily in public transport. ☊ invest ☊
involve yourself (in sth): Parents should involve themselves in their child's education. ☊ involve ☊
He's a very involved father (= he spends a lot of time with his children). ☊ involved ☊
law (on sth): The government has introduced some tough new laws on food hygiene. ☊ law ☊
The government struggled to maintain law and order. ☊ law and order ☊
learn sth: How did they react when they learned the news? ☊ learn ☊
In Italy the average life of a government is eleven months. ☊ life ☊
a lively and enquiring mind ☊ lively ☊
We got a number of curious looks from passers-by. ☊ look ☊
The government does not have an overall majority (= more members than all the other parties added together). ☊ majority ☊
My role is to act as a mediator between employees and management. ☊ management ☊
(+ adv./prep.): Soldiers were marching up and down outside the government buildings. ☊ march ☊
I hate marking exam papers. ☊ mark ☊
an arranged marriage (= one in which the parents choose a husband or wife for their child) ☊ marriage ☊
The government must deal with this as a matter of urgency. ☊ matter ☊
The government is introducing tougher measures to combat crime. ☊ measure ☊
meet sb: The Prime Minister met other European leaders for talks. ☊ meet ☊
The clear message coming from the government is that they are getting tough on crime. ☊ message ☊
She had a lively and enquiring mind. ☊ mind ☊
Governments have at least a moral obligation to answer these questions. ☊ moral ☊
Pressure is mounting on the government to change the law. ☊ mount ☊
(+ adv./prep.): The government has not moved on this issue. ☊ move ☊
This latest move by the government has aroused fierce opposition. ☊ move ☊
These protests have really made the government sit up and take notice (= realize the importance of the situation). ☊ notice ☊
The party has been out of office (= has not formed a government) for many years. ☊ office ☊
The present government took office in 2009. ☊ office ☊
officers of state (= ministers in the government) ☊ officer ☊
open government ☊ open ☊
Delegates expressed strong opposition to the plans. ☊ opposition ☊
order sth: The government has ordered an investigation into the accident. ☊ order ☊
We want this government out. ☊ out ☊
Overcome by curiosity, the boy looked through the window. ☊ overcome ☊
It was felt that the government was no longer in touch with the people. ☊ people ☊
plan (to do sth): The government has announced plans to create one million new training places. ☊ plan ☊
She's always very eager to please. ☊ please ☊
The rebels hatched a plot to overthrow the government. ☊ plot ☊
plot to do sth: They were plotting to overthrow the government. ☊ plot ☊
The government has called on newspapers to police themselves. ☊ police ☊
the present government's policy on education ☊ policy ☊
The delegates posed for a group photograph. ☊ pose ☊
She was offered a key post in the new government. ☊ post ☊
Unlike the American, the British press operates on a national scale. ☊ press ☊
The government eventually bowed to popular pressure (= they agreed to do what people were trying to get them to do). ☊ pressure ☊
The government took steps to prevent a scandal. ☊ prevent ☊
The government insists that 'prison works' and plans to introduce a tougher sentencing policy for people convicted of violent crime. ☊ prison ☊
If I can afford it, I think I'll go private (= pay for medical care rather than use the government service). ☊ private ☊
promise sth: The government has promised a full investigation into the disaster. ☊ promise ☊
promise (of sth): The government failed to keep its promise of lower taxes. ☊ promise ☊
promote sth as sth: The area is being promoted as a tourist destination. ☊ promote ☊
This building is government property. ☊ property ☊
propose sth: The government proposed changes to the voting system. ☊ propose ☊
Details of the government report have not yet been made public. ☊ public ☊
He spent much of his career in public office (= working in the government). ☊ public ☊
the public purse (= the money that the government can spend) ☊ public ☊
The government had to bow to public pressure. ☊ public ☊
The government is pushing ahead with its electoral reforms. ☊ push ahead/forward (with sth) ☊
The government doesn't have the answers to these difficult questions. ☊ question ☊
She hid away in her house, out of range of prying eyes. ☊ out of range (of sth) ☊
The patient has responded to the treatment rather better than expected. ☊ rather ☊
Local residents have reacted angrily to the news. ☊ react ☊
I nudged her but she didn't react. ☊ react ☊
You never know how he is going to react. ☊ react ☊
The market reacted by falling a further two points. ☊ react ☊
People can react badly to certain food additives. ☊ react ☊
What was his reaction to the news? ☊ reaction ☊
My immediate reaction was one of shock. ☊ reaction ☊
Delegates gave him a warm reception as he called for more spending on education. ☊ reception ☊
The government granted full diplomatic recognition to the republics. ☊ recognition ☊
The report criticizes the government's record on housing. ☊ record ☊
a government committed to reform ☊ reform ☊
The government has been working to secure the release of the hostages. ☊ release ☊
The elections removed the government from power. ☊ remove ☊
our elected representatives in government ☊ representative ☊
More than fifty people responded to the advertisement. ☊ respond ☊
How did they respond to the news? ☊ respond ☊
The government responded by banning all future demonstrations. ☊ respond ☊
The car responds very well to the controls. ☊ respond ☊
The government has agreed to lift restrictions on press freedom. ☊ restriction ☊
The government has failed to reverse the economic decline. ☊ reverse ☊
The policy is likely to be reversed if there is a change of government. ☊ reverse ☊
the government's review of its education policy ☊ review ☊
The government will review the situation later in the year. ☊ review ☊
The government may need to revise its policy in the light of this report. ☊ revise ☊
We may have to revise this figure upwards. ☊ revise ☊
majority rule (= government by the political party that most people have voted for) ☊ rule ☊
rule sth: At that time John ruled England. ☊ rule ☊
The family ruled London's gangland in the sixties. ☊ rule ☊
rule (over sb/sth): Charles I ruled for eleven years. ☊ rule ☊
We live in a society where we are ruled by the clock. ☊ rule ☊
to satisfy sb's curiosity ☊ satisfy ☊
save sth on sth: The government is trying to save £1 million on defence. ☊ save ☊
be seen to do sth: The government not only has to do something, it must be seen to be doing something (= people must be aware that it is doing sth). ☊ see ☊
serve sth to sb: They served a wonderful meal to more than fifty delegates. ☊ serve ☊
serve sb with sth: The delegates were served with a wonderful meal. ☊ serve ☊
After retiring, she became involved in voluntary service in the local community. ☊ service ☊
The government aims to improve public services, especially education. ☊ service ☊
The government has set strict limits on public spending this year. ☊ set ☊
The government provides money in the shape of (= consisting of) grants and student loans. ☊ shape ☊
The government's popularity is declining rapidly, as the opinion polls show. ☊ show ☊
The rise in inflation is a clear signal that the government's policies are not working. ☊ signal ☊
The government is planning to give more help to small businesses. ☊ small ☊
Government sources indicated yesterday that cuts may have to be made. ☊ source ☊
The project has the government's stamp of approval. ☊ stamp ☊
families dependent on state benefits (= in Britain, money given by the government to people who are poor) ☊ state ☊
A government spokesperson made a statement to the press. ☊ statement ☊
the government's economic strategy ☊ strategy ☊
strong support for the government ☊ strong ☊
a strong leader/government ☊ strong ☊
a two-page summary of a government report ☊ summary ☊
supply sth to sb/sth: Foreign governments supplied arms to the rebels. ☊ supply ☊
supply sb/sth with sth: Foreign governments supplied the rebels with arms. ☊ supply ☊
support sb/sth in sth: The government supported the unions in their demand for a minimum wage. ☊ support ☊
system of sth: a system of government ☊ system ☊
The government is determined to tackle inflation. ☊ tackle ☊
The government is taking action to combat drug abuse. ☊ take ☊
threaten to do sth: The hijackers threatened to kill one passenger every hour if their demands were not met. ☊ threaten ☊
threaten that...: They threatened that passengers would be killed. ☊ threaten ☊
The government has set out its timetable for the peace talks. ☊ timetable ☊
The seat tips forward to allow passengers into the back. ☊ tip ☊
Many people are deeply unhappy about the way the government has handled this matter. ☊ unhappy ☊
Nationalist parties united to oppose the government's plans. ☊ unite ☊
He reacted to the idea with some violence. ☊ violence ☊
The crowd reacted violently. ☊ violently ☊
The government does not want to go to war (= start a war) unless all other alternatives have failed. ☊ war ☊
The government has declared war on drug dealers. ☊ war ☊
a government health warning ☊ warning ☊
All delegates must wear a badge. ☊ wear ☊
She took it very well (= did not react too badly), all things considered. ☊ well ☊
They governed according to the will of the people. ☊ will ☊
Government troops were forced to withdraw. ☊ withdraw ☊
Correct me if I'm wrong (= I may be wrong) but didn't you say you two knew each other? ☊ wrong ☊