active Idiom, Proverb
active duty
active dutyFull-time service, as in Julian is 81, but he still comes to the office every day and is very much on active duty. This term comes from the military, where it stands in opposition to reserve, which refers to troops still in the military but not actively engaged. It is occasionally transferred to civilian matters as well. [First half of 1800s]
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từ trái nghĩa với active trai nghia voi active đồng nghĩa với active từ trái nghĩa active il contrario di active contrario di active Inoperative 反対 trái nghĩa với active active 反义词 trái nghĩa vơi từ a active
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