yonder
US /ˈjɑ:ndə(r)/
・UK /ˈjɒndə(r)/
C1 cao cấp
adj.tính từỞ đằng kia, đằng đó
The house yonder; scattered here and yon- Calder Willingham
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- M', lady, fetch me my leftover pad thai from yonder fridge.
Này bà, làm ơn lấy cho tôi món pad thai còn thừa trong tủ lạnh kia.
- "Mlady, fetch me my leftover pod tie from yonder fridge.
Này bà, làm ơn lấy cho tôi món pad thai còn thừa trong tủ lạnh kia.
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- You can actually see the gypsum in the mountains over there yonder.
Bạn có thể thấy thạch cao trong những ngọn núi đằng kia.
- You can actually see the gypsum in the mountains over there yonder.
Bạn có thể thấy thạch cao trong những ngọn núi đằng kia.
Phần 2 - Sách nói Jane Eyre của Charlotte Bronte (Chương 07-11) (Part 2 - Jane Eyre Audiobook by Charlotte Bronte (Chs 07-11))
- that little village yonder on the hill, and
biết rằng cô Temple, khi trở về
- for everything gets so damp in apartments that are seldom inhabited: the drawing room yonder feels like a vault." She pointed to a wide arch corresponding to the window,
thực sự về cuộc sống giữa những hiểm nguy của nó. Tôi đến bên cửa sổ, mở nó ra và nhìn
Phần 3 - Truyện Jane Eyre Audiobook của Charlotte Bronte (Chương 12-16) (Part 3 - Jane Eyre Audiobook by Charlotte Bronte (Chs 12-16))
- and wake John and his wife." "Not at all: dust be still: you have a shawl on: if you are not warm enough, you may take my cloak yonder: wrap it about you and sit down in the armchair: there, I will put it on: now place your feet on the stool to keep them out of the wet: I am going to leave you a few minutes: I shall take the candle: remain where you are till I return, be as still as a mouse: I must pay a visit to the second-story: don't move, remember, or call anyone!" He went: I watched the light withdraw: he passed up the gallery very softly, unclosed the staircase door with as little noise as possible, shut it after him,
- and wake John and his wife." "Not at all: dust be still: you have a shawl on: if you are not warm enough, you may take my cloak yonder: wrap it about you and sit down in the armchair: there, I will put it on: now place your feet on the stool to keep them out of the wet: I am going to leave you a few minutes: I shall take the candle: remain where you are till I return, be as still as a mouse: I must pay a visit to the second-story: don't move, remember, or call anyone!" He went: I watched the light withdraw: he passed up the gallery very softly, unclosed the staircase door with as little noise as possible, shut it after him,
Sách 08 - Thằng Gù Nhà Thờ Đức Bà Audio Book của Victor Hugo (Chs 1-6) (Book 08 - The Hunchback of Notre Dame Audiobook by Victor Hugo (Chs 1-6))
- "Monseigneur," Gringoire inquired of one of his neighbors, "who are all those persons ranged yonder, like prelates in council?" "Monseigneur," replied the neighbor, "those on the right are the councillors of the Grand Chamber, those on the left the councillors of the Inquiry, the masters in black gowns, the messieurs in red." "Who is that big red fellow yonder above them who is sweating?" pursued Gringoire.
- "It is Monseigneur the President." "And those sheep behind him," continued Gringoire, "who, as we have seen, did not love the magistracy, which arose possibly from the grudge which he cherished against the Palais de Justice since his dramatic misadventure." "They are messieurs the masters of requests of the king's household." "And that boar in front of him?" "He is Monseigneur the Clerk of the Court of Parliament." "And that crocodile on the right?" "Master Philippe Lullier, advocate extraordinary of the king." "And that big black tomcat on the left?" "Master Jacques Charmelou, procurator of the king in the ecclesiastical court, with the gentlemen of the officialte." "Come now, Monseigneur," said Gringoire, "pray what are all those fine fellows doing yonder?" "They are judging." "Judging whom?
