cause

cause /kɔ:z/
  • danh từ
    • nguyên nhân, nguyên do, căn nguyên
      • cause and effect: nguyên nhân và kết quả
      • the causes of war: những nguyên nhân của chiến tranh
    • lẽ, cớ, lý do, động cơ
      • a cause for complaint: lý do để than phiền
      • to show cause: trình bày lý do
    • (pháp lý) việc kiện, việc tố tụng
      • to gain one's cause: được kiện, thắng kiện
    • mục tiêu, mục đích
      • final cause: mục đích cứu cánh
    • sự nghiệp, đại nghĩa, chính nghĩa
      • revolutionary cause: sự nghiệp cách mạng
      • to fight for the just cause: chiến đấu cho chính nghĩa
    • in the cause of
    • in the cause of justice: vì công lý
    • to make commom cause with someone
      • theo phe ai, về bè với ai
  • ngoại động từ
    • gây ra, gây nên, sinh ra, làm ra, tạo ra
    • bảo, khiến, sai (ai làm việc gì)
      • to cause something to be done by somebody; to cause somebody to do something: sai ai làm việc gì

 gây ra
  • cause of accident: nguyên nhân gây ra tai nạn
  •  lý do
     nguyên nhân
  • assignable cause: nguyên nhân không ngẫu nhiên
  • assignable cause: nguyên nhân chỉ định được
  • cause code: mã nguyên nhân
  • cause for deterioration: nguyên nhân hư hỏng
  • cause of accident: nguyên nhân gây ra tai nạn
  • cause of failure: nguyên nhân sự cố
  • chance cause: nguyên nhân ngẫu nhiên
  • failure cause: nguyên nhân hư hỏng
  • failure cause: nguyên nhân sự cố
  • failure cause: nguyên nhân thất bại
  •  nhân quả

     lý do
  • cause of action: lý do kiện tụng
  • cause of return: lý do trả về (bưu kiện)
  • law cause: lý do hợp pháp
  •  nguyên do
     nguyên nhân
  • cause of action: nguyên nhân tố tụng
  • cause of damage: nguyên nhân thiệt hại
  • cause of fire: nguyên nhân hỏa hoạn
  • cause of force majeure: nguyên nhân trường hợp bất khả kháng
  • chance cause: nguyên nhân tình cờ
  • direct cause: nguyên nhân trực tiếp
  • external cause: nguyên nhân bên ngoài
  • immediate cause: nguyên nhân trực tiếp
  • law cause: nguyên nhân hợp pháp
  • lawful cause: nguyên nhân hợp pháp
  • occasional cause: nguyên nhân ngẫu nhiên
  • primary cause: nguyên nhân chính yếu đầu tiên
  • proximate cause: nguyên nhân gắn
  • proximate cause: nguyên nhân trực tiếp
  • remote cause: nguyên nhân xa
  •  việc kiện
     việc tố tụng
     vụ kiện
  • commercial cause: vụ kiện thương mại

  • cause and effect
     nhân quả
    cause and effect diagram
     biểu đồ phân tích nhân quả
    law of the cause
     luật án lệ
    lawful cause
     lí do hợp pháp
    proximate cause
     nguyên nhân

    Xem thêm: reason, grounds, campaign, crusade, drive, movement, effort, causal agent, causal agency, lawsuit, suit, case, causa, do, make, induce, stimulate, have, get, make



    cause

    Từ điển Collocation

    cause noun

    1 sb/sth that makes sth happen

    ADJ. real, root, true, underlying the root cause of the problem | deeper, greater A greater cause for resentment is the discrepancy in pay. | biggest, chief, clear, fundamental, important, main, major, primary, prime, principal, significant | common Smoking is a common cause of premature death. | likely, possible | known, unknown | direct, indirect | immediate, initial | long-term, short-term | reasonable There is no reasonable cause to suspect an unnatural death. | contributory | hidden | social the social causes of ill health

    VERB + CAUSE discover, find, identify attempts to identify the immediate cause of the breakdown

    CAUSE + VERB be, lie in sth The real cause of the problem lies in the poor construction of the bridge.

    PHRASES cause and effect, the cause of death, due to/from/of natural causes He died of natural causes.

    2 reason

    ADJ. good, great, real, reasonable

    VERB + CAUSE have We have good cause to believe that he was involved in the crime. | find The experts may find cause to disagree with the school's decision. | give (sb) Her health is giving us great cause for concern. | show The onus is on government departments to show cause why information cannot be disclosed.

    PREP. ~ for There is no cause for alarm.

    PHRASES cause for concern, with/without good cause, without just cause

    3 aim that people believe in

    ADJ. deserving, good, just, noble, worthwhile, worthy The money she left went to various worthy causes. | bad, unjust | common The different groups support a common cause. | hopeless, lost (= one that has failed or that cannot succeed) | humanitarian, social | communist, socialist, etc.

    VERB + CAUSE be committed/sympathetic to, champion, fight for, further, help, promote, serve, support young men willing to fight for the cause She was keen to do anything that would further the cause. | take up She has taken up the cause of animal rights. | plead He pleaded the cause of the local fishermen.

    PREP. in a/the ~ prominent figures in the socialist cause | in the ~ of to disregard the strict letter of the law in the cause of true justice

    PHRASES a cause celebre (= a controversial issue that attracts a great deal of public attention), (all) for/in a good cause The function took a lot of organizing, but was all in a good cause.


    Từ điển WordNet

      n.

    • events that provide the generative force that is the origin of something

      they are trying to determine the cause of the crash

    • a justification for something existing or happening; reason, grounds

      he had no cause to complain

      they had good reason to rejoice

    • a series of actions advancing a principle or tending toward a particular end; campaign, crusade, drive, movement, effort

      he supported populist campaigns

      they worked in the cause of world peace

      the team was ready for a drive toward the pennant

      the movement to end slavery

      contributed to the war effort

    • any entity that produces an effect or is responsible for events or results; causal agent, causal agency
    • a comprehensive term for any proceeding in a court of law whereby an individual seeks a legal remedy; lawsuit, suit, case, causa

      the family brought suit against the landlord

      v.

    • give rise to; cause to happen or occur, not always intentionally; do, make

      cause a commotion

      make a stir

      cause an accident

    • cause to do; cause to act in a specified manner; induce, stimulate, have, get, make

      The ads induced me to buy a VCR

      My children finally got me to buy a computer

      My wife made me buy a new sofa


    English Synonym and Antonym Dictionary

    causes|caused|causing
    syn.: basis interest motive reason

    ant.: consequence effect outcome result