cá thu
(noun) mackerel
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(noun) mackerel
(noun) princess, daughter of a monarch (king, emperor)
(noun) a notary public (certifier of documents)
(noun) amusement park
(noun) resident; inhabitant
(verb) to collaborate, to co-operate
(noun) savior
(pronoun) abbreviation of cậu
(noun) a comrade in arms; battle buddy; fighting partner
(noun) person with lofty principles, especially one with a strong conviction on how society should be
(noun) see chú and dẫn
(noun) sanction
(verb) to certify
(noun) palace
(noun) kyudo
(noun) revolution
(verb) to seem, to appear
pier or jetty
(noun) digital transformation
(verb) to prepare
(adjective) extremely sincere; very genuine; greatly heartfelt
(adjective) deadly; lethal; fatal
(noun) politician
(noun) the main culprit; primary criminal; ringleader
(noun) synonym of đảng (“political party”)
(noun) girl (young female)
(noun) snakehead
(noun) iridescent shark (Pangasianodon hypophthalmus)
(adjective) helpful; useful
(noun) Referring to people older than the speaker whom the speaker considers to be of the same generation as his/her parents.
(noun) a penis, a dick
(adjective) elegant; sophisticated
(noun) a fight; battle
(verb) to specialise in; to be expert in
express delivery
(adjective) intimate; very close; deeply familiar
(noun) material; matter; component
(noun) death and life (generally)
(noun) imperial maid; palace maid
(noun) a story; tale
(verb) to detain; arrest
(noun) Alternative spelling of côca.
(adjective) public; open
(noun) information technology
(verb) to stand one's ground; to hold firm; to stand firm
(verb) alternative form of vận chuyển
(noun) foot and hand; limbs
(noun) a seat
(noun) existentialism
(noun) nationalism, particularly when contrasted with proletarian internationalism or communism
(noun) post; office; title
(verb) to prove (to demonstrate that something is true; to give proof for)
(noun) evidence, proof
(noun) question
(noun) quantum mechanics
(verb) to be touched; to be moved; to appreciate
(noun) the police
(noun) paleoanthropology
(adjective) noble; virtuous
(verb) to be faithful in a love relationship