Sự Duy Trì Thẩm Quyền Tài Phán | EUdict | Vietnamese>English

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Vietnamese	English
Sự duy trì thẩm quyền tài phán	Continuing exclusive jurisdiction
ai có quyền ở đây?	who is in control here?
âm rung (âm bị cản bởi một trong những bộ phận phát âm trong người do đó hơi thoát ra rất yếu), như [b, d, g, z, m, n] trong boy, do, get, zone, mom, nine	voiced
Án lệnh về quyền nuôi con	Custody order
ánh sáng phản chiếu	reflex
Bác bỏ sự khẳng định (gọi là trách nhiệm trưng bằng chứng). So với bản phản biện	Affirmation defense (called burden of proof).Compare to answer
bách phân, C	Celsius
Bãi bỏ quyền xét xử thiếu nhi	Juvenile waiver
Bài thi thẩm định thành quả học tập của học sinh tiểu bang Washington (WASL)	Washington Assessment of Student Learning (WASL)
Bài thơ không thấm thía nên người nghe tỉnh bơ.	The poem lacks intensity and left listeners unmoved.
Ban Dân Quyền, Bộ Tư Pháp Hoa Kỳ	Civil Rights Division, U.S. Department of Justice
ban hành chánh, nhân viên văn phòng (phân loại theo ngạch trật)	classified
Bản phân tích Gap	gap analysis
bản thăm dò	survey
bản thăm dò ngôn ngữ dùng ở nhà	home language survey

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