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Giải thích EN: The failure to fill a mold completely in the injection molding of plastics. Also, SHORT SHOT.

Giải thích VN: Không đổ đầy khuôn trong việc đổ nhựa nóng vào khuôn.

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Đồng nghĩa Tiếng Anh

Adj.

Small, little, slight, petite, diminutive, wee, tiny,elfin, minuscule; midget, dwarfish, squat, dumpy, runty, stubby,stunted, Colloq pint-sized, knee-high to a grasshopper,sawn-off: Did you know that Queen Victoria was quite short?

Shortened, brief, concise, compressed, compendious, compact,pocket, US vest-pocket; abbreviated, abridged, cut: A shortversion of the book was published in paperback.

Laconic,terse, succinct, pithy, sententious, epigrammatic: He made afew short remarks that were very much to the point.

Abrupt,curt, terse, sharp, blunt, bluff, brusque, sharp, offhand,gruff, testy, snappish, discourteous, uncivil, impolite: It isunnecessary to be so short with the staff.

Direct, straight,straightforward, short and sweet: In reply to your request forpermission to leave early, the short answer is 'No'. 6 Usually,short of. deficient (in), lacking (in), needful (of), wanting,inadequate, shy (of), low (on): The hotel is short of cleanlinen because the laundry failed to deliver. 7 brief, limited;transitory, temporary, short-lived, momentary, quick, transient:HQ had a short life but a happy one. I'll just make a short stopin here and will join you in a moment. 8 impecunious,straitened, pinched, underfunded, poor, penniless, deficient:I'm a bit short today and wonder if you could lend me somemoney?

In short supply. rare, scarce, scanty, unplentiful,meagre, sparse, Colloq chiefly Brit thin on the ground: Goodeditors are in short supply these days.

Short of. before,failing, excluding, exclusive of, barring, eliminating,precluding, excepting, except for, leaving out, apart from,setting aside: Short of killing him, I am not sure what shecould have done in the circumstances.

Adv.

Abruptly, suddenly, peremptorily, without warning,instantly, unexpectedly, hurriedly, hastily, out of the blue:She stopped short in the middle of the road and made me get out.12 cut short. a trim, curtail, shorten, abbreviate, cut: Imust cut my visit short because I have a train to catch. bstop, cut off, terminate, cut in on, break in on, interrupt;butt in: I am sorry to cut you short, but it is getting on formidnight.

Fall or come short. fail, be or prove inadequateor insufficient: These grades fall short of our expectations,Bobby.

N.

In short. briefly, in a word, all in all, to make along story short, in a nutshell: He told me, in short, thatthere was no job and there never had been one. 15 shorts.Bermuda shorts, knee-breeches, knee-pants, hot pants: I usuallywear shorts to play tennis.

Oxford

Adj., adv., n., & v.

Adj.

A measuring little; not longfrom end to end (a short distance). b not long in duration;brief (a short time ago; had a short life). c seeming less thanthe stated amount (a few short years of happiness).

Of smallheight; not tall (a short square tower; was shorter thanaverage).

A (usu. foll. by of, on) having a partial or totallack; deficient; scanty (short of spoons; is rather short onsense). b not far-reaching; acting or being near at hand(within short range).

A concise; brief (kept his speechshort). b curt; uncivil (was short with her).

(of thememory) unable to remember distant events.

Phonet. & Prosodyof a vowel or syllable: a having the lesser of the tworecognized durations. b unstressed. c (of an English vowel)having a sound other than that called long (cf. LONG(1) adj.8).

A (of pastry) crumbling; not holding together. b (ofclay) having poor plasticity.

Esp. Stock Exch. a (of stocks,a stockbroker, crops, etc.) sold or selling when the amount isnot in hand, with reliance on getting the deficit in time fordelivery. b (of a bill of exchange) maturing at an early date.9 Cricket a (of a ball) pitching relatively near the bowler. b(of a fielder or his position) relatively near the batsman.

(of a drink of spirits) undiluted.

Adv.

Before the naturalor expected time or place; abruptly (pulled up short; cut shortthe celebrations).

Rudely; uncivilly (spoke to him short).

N.

Colloq. a short drink, esp. spirits.

A short circuit.3 a short film.

Stock Exch. a a person who sells short. b(in pl.) short-dated stocks.

Phonet. a a short syllable orvowel. b a mark indicating that a vowel is short.

(in pl.) amixture of bran and coarse flour.

V.tr. & intr.short-circuit.

Be caught (or taken) short 1 be put at adisadvantage.

Colloq. urgently need to urinate or defecate.bring up (or pull up) short check or pause abruptly. come shortbe inadequate or disappointing. come short of fail to reach oramount to. for short as a short name (Tom for short). get (orhave) by the short hairs colloq. be in complete control of (aperson). go short (often foll. by of) not have enough. inshort to use few words; briefly. in short order US immediately.in the short run over a short period of time. in short supplyscarce. in the short term = in the short run. make short workof accomplish, dispose of, destroy, consume, etc. quickly.short and sweet esp. iron. brief and pleasant. short-arm (of ablow etc.) delivered with the arm not fully extended. shortback and sides a haircut in which the hair is cut short at theback and the sides. short change insufficient money given aschange. short-change v.tr. rob or cheat by giving shortchange. short circuit an electric circuit through smallresistance, esp. instead of the resistance of a normal circuit.short-circuit 1 cause a short circuit or a short circuit in.

Shorten or avoid (a journey, work, etc.) by taking a more directroute etc. short commons insufficient food. short cut 1 aroute shortening the distance travelled.

A quick way ofaccomplishing something. short date an early date for thematuring of a bill etc. short-dated due for early payment orredemption. short-day (of a plant) needing the period of lighteach day to fall below some limit to cause flowering. shortdivision Math. division in which the quotient is writtendirectly without being worked out in writing. short drink astrong alcoholic drink served in small measures. short-earedowl an owl, Asio flammeus, frequenting open country and huntingat dawn or dusk. short for an abbreviation for (Bob is shortfor Robert). short fuse a quick temper. short game Golfapproaching and putting. short-handed undermanned orunderstaffed. short haul 1 the transport of goods over a shortdistance.

A short-term effort. short head Racing a distanceless than the length of a horses head. short-head v.tr. beatby a short head. short hundredweight see HUNDREDWEIGHT. shortlist Brit. a list of selected candidates from which a finalchoice is made. short-list v.tr. Brit. put on a short list.short-lived ephemeral; not long-lasting. short mark = BREVE 2.short measure less than the professed amount. short metreProsody a hymn stanza of four lines with 6, 6, 8, and 6syllables. short notice an insufficient length of warning time.short odds nearly equal stakes or chances in betting. short of1 see sense 3a of adj.

Less than (nothing short of amiracle).

Distant from (two miles short of home).

Withoutgoing so far as; except (did everything short of destroying it).short of breath panting, short-winded. short on colloq. seesense 3a of adj. short order US an order in a restaurant forquickly cooked food. short-pitched Cricket (of a ball) pitchingrelatively near the bowler. short-range 1 having a short range.2 relating to a fairly immediate future time (short-rangepossibilities). short rib = floating rib. short score Mus. ascore not giving all parts. short shrift curt or dismissivetreatment. short sight the inability to focus except oncomparatively near objects. short-sleeved with sleeves notreaching below the elbow. short-staffed having insufficientstaff. short story a story with a fully developed theme butshorter than a novel. short suit a suit of less than fourcards. short temper self-control soon or easily lost.short-term occurring in or relating to a short period of time.short time the condition of working fewer than the regular hoursper day or days per week. short title an abbreviated form of atitle of a book etc. short ton see TON. short view aconsideration of the present only, not the future. short waist1 a high or shallow waist of a dress.

A short upper body.short wave a radio wave of frequency greater than 3 MHz. shortweight weight less than it is alleged to be. short whist whistwith ten or five points to a game. short wind quickly exhaustedbreathing-power. short-winded 1 having short wind.