budge
US: /ˈbədʒ/
UK: /bˈʌdʒ/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
budge /bʌdʤ/- ngoại động từ
- làm chuyển, làm nhúc nhích, làm động đậy
- làm chuyển, làm nhúc nhích, làm động đậy
- nội động từ
- chuyển, nhúc nhích, động đậy
- it won't budge an inch: nó không nhúc nhích lấy một phân, nó cứ ỳ ra
- chuyển, nhúc nhích, động đậy
Advanced English dictionary
+ verb (usually used in negative sentences)1 to move slightly; to make sth/sb move slightly: [V] She pushed at the door but it wouldn't budge. + The dog refused to budge. + [VN] I heaved with all my might but still couldn't budge it.
2 to change your opinion about sth; to make sb change their opinion: [V] He won't budge an inch on the issue. + [VN] He was not to be budged on the issue.
Phrasal Verbs: budge up (BrE, informal) to move, so that there is room for other people: Budge up a bit!
Collocation
VERB + BUDGE
refuse to, will/would not
PREP.
from
He refuses to budge from his principles.
| on
The union won't budge on its demand.
PHRASES
not budge an inch
He threw all his weight against the door, but it wouldn't budge an inch.
Concise dictionary
budges|budged|budgingbʌdʒnoun
+United States tennis player who in 1938 was the first to win the Australian and French and English and United States singles championship in the same year (1915-2000)
verb
+move very slightly
