[Sửa] Đồi

[Sửa] Cồn, gò, đống, đụn, mô đất, chỗ đất đùn lên (mối, kiến...)

[Sửa] ( the Hills) ( Anh-ấn) vùng đồi núi nơi nghỉ an dưỡng

[Sửa] Đắp thành đồi

[Sửa] ( (thường) + up) vun đất (vào gốc cây)

to hill up a plant

vun đất vào gốc cây

[Sửa] to go down hill

Xem go

[Sửa] up hill and down dale

lên dốc xuống đèo; khắp mọi nơi

[Sửa] a hill of beans

vật ít giá trị

[Sửa] as old as the hills

rất cũ, cổ xưa

[Sửa] Elevation, rise, highland, mound, prominence, promontory,eminence, knoll, hillock, hummock, height, foothill, tor, mount,upland, downs or downland, Scots brae, No. Brit fell, W Brittump, US and Canadian butte: The house is on a hill overlookingthe valley.

[Sửa] Heap, pile, mound, stack; mountain: By theautumn, the hill of compost had reached six feet in height.

[Sửa] Slope, incline or decline, acclivity or declivity, gradient oresp. US grade, US upgrade or downgrade: Are you sure this carcan make it up the next hill?

[Sửa] N.

[Sửa] A a naturally raised area of land, not as highas a mountain. b (as the hills) Anglo-Ind. = hill-station.

[Sửa] (often in comb.) a heap; a mound (anthill; dunghill).

[Sửa] Asloping piece of road.

[Sửa] V.tr.

[Sửa] Form into a hill.

[Sửa] (usu.foll. by up) bank up (plants) with soil.

[Sửa] Folkmusic of or like that of the southern US. hill climb a race forvehicles up a steep hill. hill-fort a fort built on a hill.hill-station Anglo-Ind. a government settlement, esp. forholidays etc. during the hot season, in the low mountains of N.India. old as the hills very ancient. over the hill colloq.

[Sửa] Past the prime of life; declining.

[Sửa] Past the crisis. up hilland down dale see UP. [OE hyll]