đôla hóa
(noun) Traditional tone placement spelling of đôla hoá.
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(noun) Traditional tone placement spelling of đôla hoá.
(verb) to bribe
(adverb) loudly and dismissively but aimlessly/vaguely
(verb) skin (generally speaking)
(noun) Maitreya
(adjective) populist, of or pertaining to populism
(adjective) soft; easy; not strict or tough
(noun) pipe for smoking thuốc lào
(noun) a game involves using a stick to hit another smaller stick
(adjective) stagnant
(noun) birthday
(adjective) painful; miserable
(adjective) flushed; reddened
A passenger ferry or river boat — the Northern word; Southern rivers are full of ghe.
(noun) alternative form of đô la hoá
(noun) sandy islet
(adjective) foolish; stupid
(verb) to be overcrowded; to be packed with
(verb) to threaten (with); to intimidate; to menace (with)
(noun) flying fox
(adjective) ignorant; slow-witted; stupid
(adjective) very stupid
(noun) An imaginary plant, whose leaves an unwed maiden challenges her suitors to find for her in order to marry her
(adjective) depraved, of loose morals
(verb) pronunciation spelling of giùm
(conjunction) although; despite; in spite of
(conjunction) although; despite; in spite of
(verb) to repeat another grade/year of study
A peanut — the Southern word; Northerners say lạc.
(noun) stepfather; stepdad
(verb) to threaten (with); to menace (with)
(noun) hoopoe
(verb) to be envious
(interjection) gee
(noun) kind of cucumber (Cucumis sativus var. conomon)
(verb) to torment; to harrow; to be distressed
(noun) anus
(adjective) huge; imposing; monumental
(noun) mulberry
to wear contact lenses
(noun) commandment
(noun) alternative form of danh tính (“identity”)
(verb) to soak; to get soaked; to steep; to pickle; to dip into; to submerge into
(verb) to unhealthily depend on
(noun) heron
(noun) alternative form of doạ dẫm
(adjective) ubiquitous
(adjective) extremely corrupt
(noun) field (often in relation to tillage work)
(noun) a piece of footwear that doesn't give full coverage to the foot; a sandal, a flip-flop, a slipper, etc.
slippers; house shoes
(verb) to chase
(noun) glasses (spectacles)
(verb) alternative form of rân rấn
(verb) to stint (on); to economise
(verb) to launch; to plunge; to throw
(verb) to throw oneself into (something dangerous or difficult); to get into; to embark on
(adjective) crazy; mad; insane
(noun) lever
(noun) investment capital; money to spend; extra cash