từ điển tiếng anh căn bản giành cho người bắt đầu học

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từ điển tiếng anh căn bản giành cho người bắt đầu học Basic.fm Page 22 Friday, January 16, 2004 3:10 PM B b /bi /, B noun the second letter of the al- b back up phrasal verb 1. to help or sup- phabet, between A and C port someone Nobody would back her up when she complained about the serv- baby / bebi/ noun 1. a very young child baby ice. Will you back me up in the vote? Most babies start to walk when they 2. to make a car go backwards Can are about a year old. I’ve known him you back up, please – I want to get out since he was a baby. 2. a very young an- of the parking space. imal a baby rabbit (NOTE: The plural background / b k raυnd/ noun 1. the background is babies. If you do not know if a baby part of a picture or view which is behind is a boy or a girl, you can refer to it as all the other things that can be seen it: The baby was sucking its thumb.) The photograph is of a house with back /b k/ noun 1. the part of the body back mountains in the background. His which is behind you, between the neck white shirt stands out against the dark and top of the legs She went to sleep background. Compare foreground in lying on her back. He carried his son the background while other more obvi- on his back. Don’t lift that heavy box, ous or important things are happening 2. you may hurt your back. 2. the opposite the experiences, including education part to the front of something He and family life, which someone has had wrote his address on the back of the en- He comes from a working class back- velope. She sat in the back of the bus ground. Her background is in the res- and went to sleep. The dining room is taurant business. 3. information about a at the back of the house. í adjective 1. situation What is the background to on the opposite side to the front He the complaint? knocked at the back door of the house. backward / b kwəd/ adverb US same backward The back tyre of my bicycle is flat. 2. (of as backwards money) owed from an earlier date backwards / b kwədz/ adverb from backwards back pay í adverb 1. towards the back the front towards the back Don’t step of something She looked back and backwards. ‘Tab’ is ‘bat’ spelt back- waved at me as she left. 2. in the past wards. backwards and forwards in back in the 1950s 3. in the state that one direction, then in the opposite direc- something was previously Put the tel- tion The policeman was walking ephone back on the table. She backwards and forwards in front of the watched him drive away and then went bank. back into the house. She gave me back bacon / bekən/ noun meat from a pig the money she had borrowed. I’ll bacon phone you when I am back in the office. which has been treated with salt or (NOTE: Back is often used after verbs: smoke, usually cut into thin pieces to give back, to go back, to pay bacteria /b k təriə/ plural noun very bacteria back, etc.) í verb 1. to go backwards, small living things, some of which can or make something go backwards He cause disease (NOTE: The singular is backed or backed his car out of the ga- bacterium.) rage. 2. to encourage and support a per- bacterial /b k təriəl/ adjective caused bacterial son, organisation, opinion or activity, by bacteria a bacterial infection sometimes by giving money Her col- This is trial version bad /b d/ adjective 1. causing problems, bad leagues were willing to back the propos- al. to put someone’s back up to an- or likely to cause problems Eating too noy someone ...