put on
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put something on, mặc vào
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I put on my hat
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take off
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remove clothes, cởi ra
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I take off my shirt
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try on
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to try something on, thử đồ
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At the store, I tried on my T - shirt.
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wrap up
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put warm clothes on, mặc ấm
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Wrap up. It's really cold in winter.
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zip up
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have a zip and pull it up, kéo khóa kéo
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Zip up. It's cold.
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hang up
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take off clothes and put them high up, treo, móc đồ lên
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Don't leave your clothes on the floor. Hang them up
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dress up
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wear something that looks extra good, mặc diện đồ đẹp
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I have a day, I should dress up tonight
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slip on
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put on an item of clothing easily and quickly, mặc vội vào
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He slipped on his suit and tie.
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button up
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cài nút náo
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I should button up my jacket
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do up
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either zip up or button up
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I must do up my jacket
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have on
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wearing, mặc cái gì
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what does she have on right now? She has a hat on
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throw on
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do it quickly, tháo ra nhanh chóng
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I threw on my hat and run out the door
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kick off
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take off your shoes, cởi giày và đá
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She kicked off her shoes when she went home.
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wear in
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wear something in, take something new, mặc trong sao cho cảm thấy thoải mái, mua mới
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My feet hurt. I need to wear my shoes in.
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take in
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make clothes is smaller, làm cho nhỏ lại
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You lose weight and your dress doesn't fit. I'll have to take it in
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wear out
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to use an item until it is no longer in good condition, không còn vừa, bị mòn do sử dụng lâu
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I wore out my boots. I need to buy a new pair of shoes soon.
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Tuesday, 29 November 2016
Clothes Phrasal Verb
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