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nhìn có vẻ "ngon"
kibbles or bits?

nhìn , có vẻ
look

nghe có vẻ ngon.
that did sound good.

nhìn có vẻ xa lắm
it looks far away!

nghe có vẻ ngon đấy.
- that sounds good.

nhìn có vẻ hay đấy!
that looks like fun!

cái này nhìn có vẻ cũ.
this one looks old.

nhìn có vẻ như vậy à?
it looks that way, huh?

- nhìn em có vẻ muốn lắm?
- you like being tied up?

nhìn bạn có vẻ chững chạc
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we had paper routes. the job that was one of the most influential experiences you can imagine was door-to-door selling encyclopedias. doors literally slam in your face - maybe 30, 40 doors before the first customer will actually talk to you and let you in. we had a backer: someone who gives financial support to something we started with humble beginnings. do memories of the streets motivate you? it sure makes you appreciative of what you have in your life. i really have a heart for homeless kids. i participate in a lot of charity organizations that take the homeless off the streets. what are the biggest problems you have faced in your business? the biggest problem is rejection. workbook - pages 11-13 raise money for a charity borrow money lend money owe money return money open a bank account deposit money earn money online banking = internet banking the company pays your salary directly into the bank. the bank will give you a loan of up to $ 10,000 for whatever you want to buy. they can give you a mortgage at one of the lowest interest rates on the market. extra services how much do you pay in taxes? parking meter do you waste money on clothes you never wear? make an appointment with the doctor the man who quit money - wb page12 he wasn’t mentally ill, nor did he have problems with drugs or alcohol. phone booth he took his life savings out of his pocket. the stock market has risen and fallen. he didn’t pay taxes or accept any type of help from the government. he collects animals that have been killed on the road, takes old food that has gone past its sell-by date out of trash cans. danniel is not a typical tramp. freight trains = goods trains my philosophy is to use only what is freely given or discarded. retirement plans amf 3 - vocabulary unit 2a name: class: time and date of submission shopping sprees foot the bill : trả tiền cynical (adj) offensive (adj) to women he’s well-dressed. a spender or a saver? they can’t afford to pay the mortgage. i’m very organized. i usually have a rough idea about what i spend my money on. offer to pay the money back in small installments she owes me too much already. he owns several companies. she has paid back this loan. win a lottery ticket lose a credit card buy or sold something on ebay or a similar site buy something online and discover it is a scam be charged too much in a restaurant how did they earn money? who did they inherit their money from? do you have any special talent? he delivered newspapers. an investor didn’t give him the money he had promised him. he sold encyclopedias door-to-door. brand of hair product immigrant parents work at low-paying jobs janitor insurance salesman de joria’s self-made rise is an inspiring story. as a child, you were fairly entrepreneurial, weren’t you? we had paper routes. the job that was one of the most influential experiences you can imagine was door-to-door selling encyclopedias. doors literally slam in your face - maybe 30, 40 doors before the first customer will actually talk to you and let you in. we had a backer: someone who gives financial support to something we started with humble beginnings. do memories of the streets motivate you? it sure makes you appreciative of what you have in your life. i really have a heart for homeless kids. i participate in a lot of charity organizations that take the homeless off the streets. what are the biggest problems you have faced in your business? the biggest problem is rejection. workbook - pages 11-13 raise money for a charity borrow money lend money owe money return money open a bank account deposit money earn money online banking = internet banking the company pays your salary directly into the bank. the bank will give you a loan of up to $ 10,000 for whatever you want to buy. they can give you a mortgage at one of the lowest interest rates on the market. extra services how much do you pay in taxes? parking meter do you waste money on clothes you never wear? make an appointment with the doctor the man who quit money - wb page12 he wasn’t mentally ill, nor did he have problems with drugs or alcohol. phone booth he took his life savings out of his pocket. the stock market has risen and fallen. he didn’t pay taxes or accept any type of help from the government. he collects animals that have been killed on the road, takes old food that has gone past its sell-by date out of trash cans. danniel is not a typical tramp. freight trains = goods trains my philosophy is to use only what is freely given or discarded. retirement plans amf 3 - vocabulary unit 2a name: class: time and date of submission shopping sprees foot the bill : trả tiền cynical (adj) offensive (adj) to women he’s well-dressed. a spender or a saver? they can’t afford to pay the mortgage. i’m very organized. i usually have a rough idea about what i spend my money on. offer to pay the money back in small installments she owes me too much already. he owns several companies. she has paid back this loan. win a lottery ticket lose a credit card buy or sold something on ebay or a similar site buy something online and discover it is a scam be charged too much in a restaurant how did they earn money? who did they inherit their money from? do you have any special talent? he delivered newspapers. an investor didn’t give him the money he had promised him. he sold encyclopedias door-to-door. brand of hair product immigrant parents work at low-paying jobs janitor insurance salesman de joria’s self-made rise is an inspiring story. as a child, you were fairly entrepreneurial, weren’t you? we had paper routes. the job that was one of the most influential experiences you can imagine was door-to-door selling encyclopedias. doors literally slam in your face - maybe 30, 40 doors before the first customer will actually talk to you and let you in. we had a backer: someone who gives financial support to something we started with humble beginnings. do memories of the streets motivate you? it sure makes you appreciative of what you have in your life. i really have a heart for homeless kids. i participate in a lot of charity organizations that take the homeless off the streets. what are the biggest problems you have faced in your business? the biggest problem is rejection. workbook - pages 11-13 raise money for a charity borrow money lend money owe money return money open a bank account deposit money earn money online banking = internet banking the company pays your salary directly into the bank. the bank will give you a loan of up to $ 10,000 for whatever you want to buy. they can give you a mortgage at one of the lowest interest rates on the market. extra services how much do you pay in taxes? parking meter do you waste money on clothes you never wear? make an appointment with the doctor the man who quit money - wb page12 he wasn’t mentally ill, nor did he have problems with drugs or alcohol. phone booth he took his life savings out of his pocket. the stock market has risen and fallen. he didn’t pay taxes or accept any type of help from the government. he collects animals that have been killed on the road, takes old food that has gone past its sell-by date out of trash cans. danniel is not a typical tramp. freight trains = goods trains my philosophy is to use only what is freely given or discarded. retirement plans

các bạn nhìn có vẻ khá được.
there kids looked pretty good.

nhìn chúng có vẻ thế hả?
does that look like they give a fuck?

- có vẻ thấy ngon phải không.
- it might be the nuttiness.

- nhìn bố có vẻ lo lắng à?
- do i look worried?

cha của cậu nhìn có vẻ rất giận.
your father looks angry.

anh ta nhìn có vẻ như già hơn tuổi.
he appears older than he really is.

nhìn cô có vẻ quen quen linda murphy
( closes door ) you look very familiar, my dear. linda murphy.

món súp mướp tây có vẻ ngon đấy tiana.
mmm. gumbo smells good, tiana.

có vẻ nó ngon đó, nhìn cái mặt nó kìa.
he looks like a good bull, look at that face.

sao nhìn người vẫn... có vẻ lo lắng thế?
why do you still look so worried?