Tham khảo sách 'longman phrasal verbs dictionary_ chương ', ngoại ngữ, anh văn giao tiếp phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | ICE 256 I has a particular set of beliefs Not all trade unionists were ready to identify with the Socialist Movement. politicians who wanted to identify themselves with reform ICE iced iced icing ice down IDLE idled idled idling idle away idle away sth j idle sth away ice sth down ice down sth AmE to cover an injury with ice in order to stop it from swelling Make sure you ice that ankle down as soon as you get inside. to spend time in a relaxed way doing nothing Natasha would sit idling away the long summer days by the river. youths idling their time away on street corners similar to while away ice over ice over if the surface of something ices over it becomes covered with ice The lake had iced over by the next morning. be iced over be covered with ice In some places the road was iced over and cars had skidded. SIMILAR to freeze over ice ice up if something such as a window or a machine ices up it becomes covered or blocked with ice so that it cannot be used or cannot work properly My windshield was icing up and I could hardly see the car in front. The aircraft plunged to earth after its engines iced up at 35 000feet. SIMILAR TO freeze up IDENTIFY I identified identified identifying identify with 1 identify with sblsth to feel able to understand someone s character and feelings especially because they seem similar to yours in some way Young readers can easily identify with Helen the main character in the story she s a very ordinary teenager. Most of us will find it difficult to identify with the sufferings of a heroin addict. 2 be identified with sth to be considered by many people to have a close connection with someone or something Fats Waller s name came to be identified with a unique style of jazz. Religion has often been closely identified with politics. 3 identify yourself with sblsth j to consider yourself to be part of a group that IMBUE imbued imbued imbuing imbue with imbue sthlsb with sth usually passive formal to fill something or someone with a .
