away
/əˈweɪ/
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- 2 syllables
- Stress
- 2nd syllable stress
- Vowel
- Schwa vowel
- Ending
- Final y vowel sound
ə - ˈweɪ -> away
၁။ ~ (from sb/ sth) (က) (အကွာအလှမ်း ပြ စကားလုံး)။ ကွာလှမ်း(လျက်)။ ဝေး (လျက်)။ The sea is two miles away from the hotel.
❍ The station is only a few minutes' walk away. ❍ Christmas is only a week away. ခရစ္စမတ်က တစ်ပတ်ပဲလိုတော့တယ်။ ❍ They're away on vacation for two weeks. သူတို့ အားလပ်ရက် နှစ်ပတ်မှာ တခြားသွားနေကြတယ်။ ❍ Don't go away. ထွက်မသွားနဲ့။ ဝေးဝေး မသွားနဲ့။
(ခ) (အခြားတစ်ပါးသို့ အနက်ရှိသော စကားလုံး)။ Have you cleared away your books from the table ? စားပွဲပေါ်က စာအုပ်တွေ ရှင်းလိုက်ပြီလား။ ❍ Put your toys away now. မင်းအရုပ်တွေ ချက်ချင်း သွားသိမ်း လိုက်စမ်း။ ❍The bright light made her look away. အလင်းရောင် စူးသောကြောင့် မျက်နှာကို အခြားဘက်သို့ လှည့် လိုက်သည်။ ❍ a shift away from treating mental patients in hospitals. စိတ်ရောဂါဝေဒနာရှင်များ ဆေးရုံတင်၍ ကုသနည်း မှ အခြားနည်းသို့ကူးပြောင်းခြင်း။
၂။ အဆက်မပြတ်။ ဆက်တိုက်။ She was still writing away furiously when the bell went. ❍ They worked away for two days to get it finished. ❍ After five minutes they were talking away like old friends.
၃။ …သွားသည်။ (ခန်းသွား၊ မှိန်သွား၊ မျော ပါသွား စသည်)။ The water boiled away. ❍ The picture faded away. ❍ The hut was swept away by the flood. ❍ (fig ) They danced the night away. သူတို့ ညလုံးပေါက် ကကြတယ်။
၄။ (အားကစားပွဲ) အခြားကွင်း၌။ Oxford United is playing away tomorrow. We lost all our away matches. Compare HOME adj ၃
❏ away with sb/ sth [IDM ] ထားလိုက်စမ်း။ ဘေးချိတ်ထား။ သွားစမ်းပါ။ Away with all these petty restrictions!
- When Sykes saw the police, he ran away.
- [away from] : People had been driven away from their homes by the invading army.
- [away from] : A path led away from the back of the house.
- Bruce was staring at her. She looked away, feeling suddenly shy and embarrassed.
- [away from] : He turned away from the window and walked over to the table.
- My brother looks after the farm while I’m away.
- [away from] : I’m writing to ask Amy’s parents why she’s been away from school.
- [away on holiday/business] : Graham’s away on holiday this week.
- [go away] : I’ve not seen our neighbours around – they must have gone away somewhere.
- [keep/stay away] : Police have warned people to stay away from the area.
- [away from] : Keep away from the stove – it’s very hot.
- [away from] : It’s nice to have a weekend away from London.
- She’s been away from her family for too long.
- [5 miles/100 yards etc away] : The nearest hospital is about eight miles away.
- [away from] : Robert’s brother was standing only a few feet away from me.
- [2 weeks/3 months etc away] : Examinations are less than three weeks away.
- The sound of their voices faded away into the distance.
- Martha’s anger suddenly melted away.
- Molly was at her desk working away as usual.
- The children were all chattering away happily.
- We need to have this rubbish taken away.
- She wiped away her tears and tried to smile.
- [put/clear something away] : Put your toys away before you go to bed.
- [store/hide something away] : He’s got lot of gold coins hidden away somewhere.
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