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/ˈɔɪli//ˈɔɪli/The word "oily" originates from the Old English word "olie," which meant "olive oil." "Olie" itself comes from the Latin "oleum," also meaning "olive oil." Over time, "olie" evolved into "oyle," then "oil," and eventually "oily" to describe anything having the qualities of oil, such as being greasy, slippery, or shiny. The word "oil" is further linked to the Greek "elaion," also referring to olive oil. So, the word "oily" has a long and fascinating journey, starting with the olive oil that was so important in ancient times.
containing or covered with oil
chứa hoặc phủ dầu
cá có dầu
một miếng giẻ lau dầu
Anh ta có bàn tay khá nhờn.
Sử dụng dầu gội này nếu tóc bạn nhờn.
feeling, tasting, smelling or looking like oil
cảm giác, nếm, ngửi hoặc trông giống như dầu
một chất nhờn
trying to be too polite, in a way that is annoying
cố tỏ ra quá lịch sự, theo cách gây khó chịu
một nụ cười nhờn
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