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Từ điển Việt Anh Việt 4in1 - English Vietnamese 4 in 1 Dictionary
leaf
I.leaf1 S2 W2 /liːf/ BrE AmE noun (plural leaves /liːvz/) [Language: Old English] 1. PLANT [countable] one of the flat green parts of a plant that are joined to its stem or branches: a flowering bush with large shiny leaves leaf of Add a few leaves of fresh basil to the salad. be in leaf/come into leaf (=have or start growing leaves, at a particular time of year) The forest was just coming into leaf. 2. take a leaf out of sb’s book to copy the way someone else behaves because you want to be like them or be as successful as they are: They are committing $3m to research. We could take a leaf out of their book. 3. turn over a new leaf to change the way you behave and become a better person: I see fatherhood as a chance to turn over a new leaf. 4. PAGE [countable] formal a page of a book: He slipped the letter between the leaves of his notebook. ⇨ ↑loose-leaf, ↑overleaf 5. PART OF TABLE [countable] a part of the top of a table that can be taken out to make the table smaller ⇨ shake like a leaf at ↑shake1(2) • • • COLLOCATIONS verbs ▪ the leaves turn red/brown etc (=become red, brown etc) The maple leaves had turned a fiery red. ▪ the leaves fall All the leaves had fallen off the tree. ▪ a tree loses/sheds its leaves (=the leaves come off the tree) Most trees shed their leaves in the autumn. ▪ sweep (up) the leaves (=tidy away fallen leaves using a brush) Jack was sweeping leaves in the back garden. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + leaf ▪ a green/brown/yellow etc leaf the deep green leaves of the coconut trees ▪ a dead leaf The ground beneath the tree was covered in dead leaves. ▪ fallen leaves (=that have fallen off the trees) The children were jumping in piles of fallen leaves. ▪ autumn leaves (also fall leaves American English) (=leaves that have changed colour or fallen in autumn) I love the colours of the autumn leaves. ▪ an oak/vine/spinach etc leaf (=a leaf from a specific plant or tree) Vine leaves stuffed with rice is a typical Greek dish. phrases ▪ be in leaf especially literary (=have leaves) By this time, most of the trees were in leaf. ▪ come into leaf (=start having leaves) The apple tree had finally come into leaf. II.leaf2 BrE AmE verb leaf through something phrasal verb to turn the pages of a book quickly, without reading it properly SYN skim through: She picked up the magazine and leafed through it.
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leaf Plants use leaves to collect energy from sunlight.◎ | [li:f] | ※ | danh từ, số nhiều leaves | ◎ | [li:vz] | | ■ | lá cây; lá (vàng, bạc...) | | ☆ | to be in leaf; to come into leaf | | ra lá, mọc lá | | ■ | tờ (giấy) | | ■ | tấm đôi (tấm ván ở mặt bàn có thể bỏ đi hoặc lắp vào chỗ cho bàn to thêm) | | 〆 | to take a leaf out of someone's book | | ✓ | noi gương ai, bắt chước ai | | 〆 | to turn over a new leaf | | ✓ | thay đổi cách sống để trở thành người tốt hơn; cải tà quy chính | | 〆 | to shake like a leaf | | ✓ | run bần bật, run toát mồ hôi | ※ | nội động từ | | ■ | trổ lá, ra lá | | 〆 | to leaf through sth | | ✓ | đọc lướt qua |
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