Handtuch 
sự kêu gọi lời kêu gọi kêu gọi cầu khẩn 
appeal 
Our audiences are very patient. ☊ 
Khán giả của chúng tôi rất kiên nhẫn. ☊ Arts audience ☊ Khán giả ☊ Arts like: khán → →
nurse ☊ nữ khán hộ ☊ 
schlank ☊ mảnh khảnh ☊ 
苗条的 ☊ miáotiáo de betteln ☊ cầu khẩn ☊ 乞求 ☊ qǐ qiú feststellen ☊ khẳng định ☊ 确定 ☊ què dìng notlanden ☊ hạ cánh khẩn cấp ☊ 紧急迫降 ☊ jǐnjí pòjiàng resistent ☊ có sức đề kháng ☊ 有抵抗力的 ☊ yǒu dǐkànglì de schlank sein ☊ mảnh khảnh ☊ 苗条 ☊ miáotiáo das Antibiotikum ☊ thuốc kháng sinh ☊ ☊ schlank ☊ mảnh khảnh ☊ ☊ der Zuschauer ☊ khán giả ☊ ☊ das Handtuch ☊ khăn ☊ ☊ das Badetuch ☊ khăn tắm ☊ ☊ betteln ☊ cầu khẩn ☊ ☊ die Not ☊ khẩn cấp ☊ ☊ die Schwierigkeit ☊ khó khăn ☊ ☊ die Not ☊ khẩn cấp ☊ ☊ feststellen ☊ khẳng định ☊ ☊ der Protest ☊ sự phản kháng ☊ ☊ das Tuch ☊ cái khăn ☊ ☊ notlanden ☊ hạ cánh khẩn cấp ☊ ☊ die Notlandung ☊ sự hạ cánh khẩn cấp ☊ ☊ die Notbremse ☊ phanh khẩn cấp ☊ ☊ der Schal ☊ cái khăn ☊ ☊ das Kopftuch ☊ khăn trùm đầu ☊ ☊ die Tischdecke ☊ khăn trải bàn ☊ ☊ die Wohnung einweihen ☊ khánh thành căn hộ, mở tiệc tân gia ☊ ☊ resistent ☊ có sức đề kháng ☊ ☊ das Gegengift ☊ thuốc kháng độc tố ☊ ☊ schlank sein ☊ mảnh khảnh ☊ ☊ Warte, ich hole dir eine Serviette. ☊ Chờ chút, anh đi lấy tờ khăn giấy. ☊ (Lektion 12, Nr. 123) Im Stadion brüllt und pfeift die Mehrheit der Zuschauer extrem laut. ☊ Phần lớn khán giả trong sân vận động gào và la hét thật to. ☊ (Lektion 49, Nr. 698) Ich bin jetzt schon fast heiser. ☊ Giờ giọng em sắp khàn rồi đây. ☊ (Lektion 49, Nr. 701) Die beiden breiten ihre Handtücher aus und setzen sich ins hohe Gras. ☊ Cả hai trải khăn của họ ra và ngồi lên thảm cỏ. ☊ (Lektion 52, Nr. 736) Hast du dich jeden Tag mit dem Badetuch an den Strand gelegt? ☊ Hàng ngày anh có trải khăn tắm nằm trên cát không? ☊ (Lektion 56, Nr. 796) Stimmt, wir haben gleich festgestellt, dass wir viele gemeinsame Interessen haben. ☊ Chính xác, chúng ta khẳng định ngay rằng chúng ta có chung nhiều sở thích. ☊ (Lektion 74, Nr. 1062) Dringende Nachrichten senden Sie bitte an meine E-Mail-Adresse. ☊ Nếu có việc khẩn cấp xin hãy gửi đến hòm Email của tôi. ☊ (Lektion 88, Nr. 1312) In dringenden Fällen, wenden Sie sich bitte an meinen Kollegen. ☊ Trong trường hợp khẩn cấp xin vui lòng liên hệ với đồng nghiệp của tôi. ☊ (Lektion 92, Nr. 1389) Was war die schwierigste Entscheidung, die Sie bisher treffen mussten? ☊ Quyết định khó khăn nhất mà anh / chị từng gặp phải là gì? ☊ (Lektion 107, Nr. 1894) active involvement/participation/support/resistance ☊ active ☊
adjust sth to sth: Adjust your language to the age of your audience. ☊ adjust ☊
admit to sb that...: I couldn't admit to my parents that I was finding the course difficult. ☊ admit ☊
economic/humanitarian/emergency aid ☊ aid ☊
You've had all the fun and I've had all the hard work. ☊ all ☊
It was a difficult time. Apart from everything else, we had financial problems. ☊ apart from ☊
an appeal court/judge ☊ appeal ☊
an appeals court/judge ☊ appeal ☊
appeal against sth: an appeal against the 3-match ban ☊ appeal ☊
mass/wide/popular appeal ☊ appeal ☊
The Beatles have never really lost their appeal. ☊ appeal ☊
a look of silent appeal ☊ appeal ☊
appeal to sb to do sth: The police made an appeal to the public to remain calm. ☊ appeal ☊
He said he would appeal after being found guilty on four counts of murder. ☊ appeal ☊
The company is appealing against the ruling. ☊ appeal ☊
He held the dirty rag at arm's length (= as far away from his body as possible). ☊ arm ☊
I have some urgent business to attend to. ☊ attend to sb/sth ☊
The audience was/were clapping for 10 minutes. ☊ audience ☊
an audience of 10 000 ☊ audience ☊
The debate was televised in front of a live audience. ☊ audience ☊
An audience of millions watched the wedding on TV. ☊ audience ☊
His book reached an even wider audience when it was made into a movie. ☊ audience ☊
I had an awful job persuading him to come (= it was very difficult). ☊ awful ☊
Have I come at an awkward time? ☊ awkward ☊
This box is very awkward for one person to carry. ☊ awkward ☊
When on stage, try not to turn your back on the audience. ☊ turn your back on sb/sth ☊
to fight an uphill battle against prejudice ☊ battle ☊
The task before us is a daunting one. ☊ before ☊
More than a third of Britain's bird species need urgent protection. ☊ bird ☊
It was a difficult birth. ☊ birth ☊
The school play was a huge success—the audience roared with laughter at all the funny bits. ☊ bit ☊
the city where the protest movement was born ☊ born ☊
Our guess was confirmed by calculation. ☊ calculation ☊
The doctor has been called to an urgent case. ☊ call ☊
It is important to keep calm in an emergency. ☊ calm ☊
I thought it was going to be difficult to get funding for the project, but in the end it was like taking candy from a baby. ☊ be like taking candy from a baby ☊
capacity for sth: She has an enormous capacity for hard work. ☊ capacity ☊
'Throw me over that towel, will you?' 'OK. Catch!' ☊ catch ☊
We are faced with a difficult choice. ☊ choice ☊
claim sth: Scientists are claiming a major breakthrough in the fight against cancer. ☊ claim ☊
The audience cheered and clapped. ☊ clap ☊
collect sth (for sth): We collected over £300 for the appeal. ☊ collect ☊
I've had some difficulties, but they were nothing compared to yours (= they were not nearly as bad as yours). ☊ compare ☊
I appreciate everyone's concern and help at this difficult time. ☊ concern ☊
confirm sth: Rumours of job losses were later confirmed ☊ confirm ☊
His guilty expression confirmed my suspicions. ☊ confirm ☊
confirm sth: After a six-month probationary period, her position was confirmed. ☊ confirm ☊
control sth: He was finding it difficult to control his feelings. ☊ control ☊
He has a cool head (= he stays calm in an emergency). ☊ cool ☊
to have a dry/persistent/hacking cough ☊ cough ☊
The last couple of years have been difficult. ☊ couple ☊
The match attracted a capacity crowd of 80 000. ☊ crowd ☊
The crowd cheered the winning hit. ☊ crowd ☊
There was a curious mixture of people in the audience. ☊ curious ☊
The audience was waiting for the curtain to rise (= for the play to begin). ☊ curtain ☊
We finally reached a decision (= decided after some difficulty). ☊ decision ☊
It's a difficult decision for any doctor. ☊ decision ☊
declare sth: The government has declared a state of emergency. ☊ declare ☊
The difficulty of a problem was defined in terms of how long it took to complete. ☊ define ☊
demonstrate sth (to sb): Let me demonstrate to you some of the difficulties we are facing. ☊ demonstrate ☊
His increasing financial difficulties forced him to take desperate measures. ☊ desperate ☊
a difficult problem/task/exam ☊ difficult ☊
She finds it very difficult to get up early. ☊ difficult ☊
to be in a difficult position/situation ☊ difficult ☊
My boss is making life very difficult for me. ☊ difficult ☊
13 is a difficult age. ☊ difficult ☊
a difficult child/customer/boss ☊ difficult ☊
Don't pay any attention to her—she's just being difficult. ☊ difficult ☊
the difficulties of English syntax ☊ difficulty ☊
children with severe learning difficulties ☊ difficulty ☊
We've run into difficulties/difficulty with the new project. ☊ difficulty ☊
He got into difficulties while swimming and had to be rescued. ☊ difficulty ☊
The bank is in difficulty/difficulties. ☊ difficulty ☊
It was a time fraught with difficulties and frustration. ☊ difficulty ☊
I had considerable difficulty (in) persuading her to leave. ☊ difficulty ☊
I had no difficulty (in) making myself understood. ☊ difficulty ☊
The changes were made with surprisingly little difficulty. ☊ difficulty ☊
He spoke slowly and with great difficulty. ☊ difficulty ☊
We found the house without difficulty. ☊ difficulty ☊
They discussed the difficulty of studying abroad. ☊ difficulty ☊
varying levels of difficulty ☊ difficulty ☊
questions of increasing difficulty ☊ difficulty ☊
Lack of discipline at home meant that many pupils found it difficult to settle in to the ordered environment of the school. ☊ discipline ☊
discovery (of sth): the discovery of antibiotics in the 20th century ☊ discovery ☊
She only got where she is today through hard work and a driving ambition. ☊ driving ☊
Add a scarf for a casual effect. ☊ effect ☊
Some people believe that violence is an effective way of protesting. ☊ effective ☊
With (an) effort (= with difficulty) she managed to stop herself laughing. ☊ effort ☊
The government has declared a state of emergency following the earthquake. ☊ emergency ☊
This door should only be used in an emergency. ☊ emergency ☊
the emergency exit (= to be used in an emergency) ☊ emergency ☊
The government had to take emergency action. ☊ emergency ☊
The pilot made an emergency landing in a field. ☊ emergency ☊
I always have some extra cash with me for emergencies. ☊ emergency ☊
The government has been granted emergency powers (= to deal with an emergency). ☊ emergency ☊
Graduates are finding it more and more difficult to find employment. ☊ employment ☊
We encountered a number of difficulties in the first week. ☊ encounter ☊
I had never encountered such resistance before. ☊ encounter ☊
I hope my job's safe. Life is hard enough as it is. ☊ enough ☊
The audience was almost entirely female. ☊ entirely ☊
exaggerate sth: He tends to exaggerate the difficulties. ☊ exaggerate ☊
The emergency exit is at the back of the bus. ☊ exit ☊
financial help to meet the expenses of an emergency ☊ expense ☊
explain to sb who, how, etc...: She explained to them what to do in an emergency. ☊ explain ☊
express yourself: Teenagers often have difficulty expressing themselves. ☊ express ☊
She tried extra hard. ☊ extra ☊
I'm having extreme difficulty in not losing my temper with her. ☊ extreme ☊
She found it extremely difficult to get a job. ☊ extremely ☊
be faced with sth: She's faced with a difficult decision. ☊ face ☊
I thought the work would be difficult. In actual fact, it's very easy. ☊ in (actual) fact ☊
I think you'll find it fairly difficult (= you do not want to say that it is very difficult). ☊ fairly ☊
to be in financial difficulties ☊ financial ☊
I'm having trouble finding anything new to say on this subject. ☊ find ☊
free from difficulty/doubt/fear ☊ free ☊
Millions of people gave freely in response to the appeal for the victims of the earthquake. ☊ freely ☊
Fresh towels are provided every day. ☊ fresh ☊
animals pumped full of antibiotics ☊ full ☊
Hard work is fundamental to success. ☊ fundamental ☊
get sb/sth: Quick—go and get a cloth! ☊ get ☊
Three people were rescued from a yacht which got into difficulties. ☊ get into sth, get yourself/sb into sth ☊
I think the problem can be got over without too much difficulty. ☊ get over sth ☊
a hand towel (= a small towel for drying your hands on) ☊ hand ☊
She's a difficult horse to handle. ☊ handle ☊
I've got to go. I can't handle it any more (= deal with a difficult situation). ☊ handle ☊
Have you hung the wash? ☊ hang ☊
This season has been a hard slog. ☊ hard ☊
When I left they were all still hard at it (= working hard). ☊ hard ☊
We're finding reliable staff hard to come by (= difficult to get). ☊ hard ☊
hard for sb (to do sth): It's hard for old people to change their ways. ☊ hard ☊
It must be hard for her, bringing up four children on her own. ☊ hard ☊
Times were hard at the end of the war. ☊ hard ☊
She's had a hard life. ☊ hard ☊
Don't be too hard on him—he's very young. ☊ be hard on sb/sth ☊
Our victory was hard won (= won with great difficulty). ☊ hard ☊
have sb/sth doing sth: He had his audience listening attentively. ☊ have ☊
I was having difficulty in staying awake. ☊ have ☊
Hang your towel on the hook. ☊ hook ☊
Times are hard and we have to husband our resources. ☊ husband ☊
I had no idea she'd had such a difficult life. ☊ have no idea, not have the faintest, first, etc. idea ☊
to impose limitations/restrictions/constraints on sth ☊ impose ☊
I didn't really want to go but he insisted. ☊ insist ☊
Stay and have lunch. I insist! ☊ insist ☊
'Please come with us.' 'Very well then, if you insist.' ☊ insist ☊
insist (that)...: He insisted (that) he was innocent. ☊ insist ☊
We insisted on a refund of the full amount. ☊ insist on/upon sth ☊
an interested audience ☊ interested ☊
invite sth (from sb): He invited questions from the audience. ☊ invite ☊
The police have issued an appeal for witnesses. ☊ issue ☊
The company has got itself into difficulties. ☊ itself ☊
She had trouble keeping her balance. ☊ keep ☊
We're having difficulty keeping up our mortgage payments. ☊ keep sth up ☊
knit sb sth: She's knitting the baby a shawl. ☊ knit ☊
They fell in love in spite of the language barrier (= the difficulty of communicating when people speak different languages). ☊ language ☊
law (on sth): The government has introduced some tough new laws on food hygiene. ☊ law ☊
In London life can be hard. ☊ life ☊
Life can be difficult when you move to a new town. ☊ life ☊
a hard/an easy life ☊ life ☊
He hung the towels out on the line (= clothes line). ☊ line ☊
You soon get used to the little difficulties. ☊ little ☊
Everything has become just that little bit harder. ☊ little ☊
It was the first interview I'd done in front of a live audience (= with people watching). ☊ live ☊
Emergency food supplies were brought in by lorry. ☊ lorry ☊
a scarf with gloves to match ☊ match ☊
Matters came to a head (= the situation became very difficult) with his resignation. ☊ matter ☊
a temporary/an emergency measure ☊ measure ☊
We've had an urgent message saying that your father's ill. ☊ message ☊
The clear message coming from the government is that they are getting tough on crime. ☊ message ☊
He tied a scarf around his neck. ☊ neck ☊
The next six months will be the hardest. ☊ next ☊
It was no easy matter (= it was difficult). ☊ no ☊
He blew his nose (= cleared it by blowing strongly into a handkerchief ). ☊ nose ☊
I find it difficult to be objective where he's concerned. ☊ objective ☊
The doctor put me on antibiotics. ☊ on ☊
My favourite band? Oh, that's a hard one (= a hard question). ☊ one ☊
She had difficulty keeping her eyes open (= because she was very tired). ☊ open ☊
operation (on sb/sth) (for sth): Doctors performed an emergency operation for appendicitis last night. ☊ operation ☊
Some teachers find it difficult to keep their classes in order. ☊ order ☊
We've done the difficult part of the job. ☊ part ☊
The only passport to success is hard work. ☊ passport ☊
I had a hard time getting him to pay up. ☊ pay up ☊
They are finding it difficult to meet the payments on their car. ☊ payment ☊
the peace movement (= that tries to prevent war by protesting, persuading politicians, etc.) ☊ peace ☊
She's going through a difficult phase. ☊ phase ☊
The audience laughed in all the right places. ☊ place ☊
polish sth (up) (with sth): He polished his glasses with a handkerchief. ☊ polish ☊
This put him and his colleagues in a difficult position. ☊ position ☊
This is proof positive that he stole the money. ☊ positive ☊
She found it difficult to get on with her, possibly because of the difference in their ages. ☊ possibly ☊
press sth to sth: He pressed a handkerchief to his nose. ☊ press ☊
emergency/safety/disciplinary procedures ☊ procedure ☊
to begin the difficult process of reforming the education system ☊ process ☊
Coming off the drug was a long and painful (= difficult) process for him. ☊ process ☊
Travelling alone around the world is a daunting prospect. ☊ prospect ☊
It was proving extremely difficult to establish the truth. ☊ prove ☊
Lucy should push herself a little harder. ☊ push ☊
Have you put out clean towels for the guests? ☊ put sth out ☊
'I'm sorry to be so difficult.' 'That's quite all right.' ☊ quite ☊
a picture/curtain/towel rail ☊ rail ☊
rank sb/sth (+ adv./prep.): The tasks have been ranked in order of difficulty. ☊ rank ☊
rate sb/sth (as) sth: rate sb/sth + noun: The show was rated (as) a success by critics and audiences. ☊ rate ☊
It was a rather difficult question. ☊ rather ☊
recognize how, what, etc...: Nobody recognized how urgent the situation was. ☊ recognize ☊
It was impossible to remove the stain from the tablecloth. ☊ remove ☊
Call me urgently if you have anything to report. ☊ report ☊
This condition requires urgent treatment. ☊ require ☊
She found it difficult to make friends because of her natural reserve. ☊ reserve ☊
As with all new ideas it met with resistance. ☊ resistance ☊
resistance to sb/sth: There has been a lot of resistance to this new law. ☊ resistance ☊
Resistance to change has nearly destroyed the industry. ☊ resistance ☊
armed resistance ☊ resistance ☊
The defenders put up a strong resistance. ☊ resistance ☊
AIDS lowers the body's resistance to infection. ☊ resistance ☊
rest (from sth): to have/take a rest from all your hard work ☊ rest ☊
The first question was difficult, but the rest were pretty easy. ☊ rest ☊
The end result (= the final one) of her hard work was a place at medical school. ☊ result ☊
result sb/sth doing sth: These policies resulted in many elderly people suffering hardship. ☊ result in sth ☊
The new legislation faces a bumpy ride (= will meet with opposition and difficulties). ☊ ride ☊
It was a difficult decision but we decided to risk it. ☊ risk ☊
He had a scarf round his neck. ☊ round ☊
She rubbed her hair dry quickly with a towel. ☊ rub ☊
It would be safer to take more money with you in case of emergency. ☊ safe ☊
The transition from school to work can be difficult. ☊ school ☊
scream yourself + adj.: The baby was screaming itself hoarse. ☊ scream ☊
an emergency session of Congress ☊ session ☊
set sth for sb/yourself: She's set a difficult task for herself. ☊ set ☊
set sb/yourself sth: She's set herself a difficult task. ☊ set ☊
severe learning difficulties ☊ severe ☊
Have you changed the sheets (= put clean sheets on the bed)? ☊ sheet ☊
Perhaps I sheltered my daughter too much (= protected her too much from unpleasant or difficult experiences). ☊ shelter ☊
shout yourself + adj.: She shouted herself hoarse, cheering on the team. ☊ shout ☊
She had a warm woollen hat and scarf on that left only her eyes and nose showing. ☊ show ☊
As the curtain rose, the audience fell silent. ☊ silent ☊
a silent prayer/protest ☊ silent ☊
to be in a difficult situation ☊ situation ☊
There was not the slightest hint of trouble. ☊ slight ☊
a socially disadvantaged family (= one that is poor and from a low social class) ☊ socially ☊
Some people find this more difficult than others. ☊ some ☊
children with specific learning difficulties (= in one area only) ☊ specific ☊
the power of the human spirit to overcome difficulties ☊ spirit ☊
The audience threw flowers onto the stage. ☊ stage ☊
The audience were stamping and cheering. ☊ stamp ☊
start doing sth: I started off working quite hard, but it didn't last. ☊ start off ☊
He smiled at her, trying to take the sting out of his words (= trying to make the situation less painful or difficult). ☊ sting ☊
a white tablecloth with red stripes ☊ stripe ☊
life as a struggling artist (= one who is very poor) ☊ struggle ☊
They face an uphill struggle to get to the finals of the competition. ☊ struggle ☊
a studio audience (= one in a studio, that can be seen or heard as a programme is broadcast) ☊ studio ☊
The UN has agreed to allow the supply of emergency aid. ☊ supply ☊
She supported her husband through many difficult times. ☊ support ☊
Someone has taken my scarf. ☊ take ☊
talk yourself + adj.: We talked ourselves hoarse, catching up on all the news. ☊ talk ☊
Union representatives walked out of emergency talks aimed at reaching a pay settlement. ☊ talk ☊
a target area/audience/group (= the particular area, audience, etc. that a product, programme, etc. is aimed at) ☊ target ☊
a daunting/an impossible/a formidable/an unenviable, etc. task ☊ task ☊
a torn handkerchief ☊ tear ☊
Most of the audience was on the verge of tears. ☊ tear ☊
I had a terrible job (= it was very difficult) to persuade her to come. ☊ terrible ☊
It was all a great success—thanks to a lot of hard work. ☊ thanks to sb/sth ☊
Life was harder then because neither of us had a job. ☊ then ☊
All things considered (= considering all the difficulties or problems), she's done very well. ☊ thing ☊
The bill had a difficult passage through Parliament. ☊ through ☊
I'd never have got through it all (= a difficult situation) without you. ☊ through ☊
You can only achieve success through hard work. ☊ through ☊
throw sb sth: Can you throw me that towel? ☊ throw ☊
Times are hard for the unemployed. ☊ time ☊
Young people today face a very difficult future at work. ☊ today ☊
His speech was tuned to what the audience wanted to hear. ☊ tune ☊
turn to be/have sth: The job turned out to be harder than we thought. ☊ turn out ☊
She twisted a scarf around her head. ☊ twist ☊
I'm under no illusions about what hard work this will be. ☊ under ☊
I understand how hard things have been for you. ☊ understand ☊
an urgent appeal for information ☊ urgent ☊
a problem that requires urgent attention ☊ urgent ☊
'Can I see you for a moment?' 'Is it urgent?' ☊ urgent ☊
Mark the message 'urgent', please. ☊ urgent ☊
The law is in urgent need of reform. ☊ urgent ☊
They've called an urgent meeting for this evening. ☊ urgent ☊
It is urgent that the law be changed. ☊ urgent ☊
an urgent whisper ☊ urgent ☊
Her voice sounded urgent on the phone. ☊ urgent ☊
Things just got way difficult. ☊ way ☊
Her music appeals to a wide audience. ☊ wide ☊
If you wish really hard, maybe you'll get what you want. ☊ wish ☊
He found the place without difficulty. ☊ without ☊
Police have appealed for anyone who witnessed the incident to contact them. ☊ witness ☊
This scarf is 100% wool. ☊ wool ☊
She earned her grades through sheer hard work. ☊ work ☊
Taking care of a baby is hard work. ☊ work ☊
The job involves a lot of hard work but it's worth it. ☊ worth ☊
He tossed her a towel. 'Wrap yourself in that.' ☊ wrap ☊
A scarf was wrapped around his neck. ☊ wrap ☊
The doctor wrote her a prescription for more antibiotics. ☊ write ☊
a young audience ☊ young ☊