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Vietnamese	English
sự thoái hoá	degeneration
Chức năng hỗ trợ qua điện thoại	call centre
chứng còi vì suy dinh dưỡng, suy nhược; (liệu) chứng teo cơ, thoái hoá cơ bắp; (môi) hiện tượng phèn hoá khi nồng độ pH lên cao	muscular dystrophy
có tính giai thoại	anecdotal
còi tâm, còi báo động; nữ thân mình người đuôi cá; mỹ nhân ngư (trong thân thoại Hy lạp)	siren
còi tầm, còi báo động; nữ thần mình người đuôi cá; mỹ nhân ngư (trong thần thoại Hy lạp)	siren
cuộc đàm thoại	conservation
cuộc đối thoại	dialogue
giai thoại	anecdote
giao tiếp, đối thoại, tiếp xúc	communication
huyền thoại	legend
máy nhắn số (có người liên lạc thì sẽ phát ra tiếng ‘bip, bíp’ và số điện thoại sẽ hiện ra để người mang dụng cụ này gọi lại)	pager
Ngoài số điện thoại của cha hay mẹ đã ghi trong hai phiếu khẩn cấp này, nhớ ghi thêm ba số điện thoại của những người khác để có thể liên lạc khi cần.	Be sure you have at least three different emergency telephone numbers other than parents, listed on your two emergency cards.
người đàn bà đong đưa chiếc ghế xích đu tới lui trong khi đang nói chuyện điện thoại	the lady rocks her rocking chair back and forth while talking on the phone
nước biên ra vô thoải mái (trong trường hợp tàu bị lăn tròng trành)	free communication with the sea

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