kỳ đà
(noun) Alternative spelling of kì đà.
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(noun) Alternative spelling of kì đà.
(adjective) of the opposite gender or sex
(verb) to give an exam
(noun) a victim; sufferer (of an accident or tragedy)
Bitter melon — the Southern word; Northerners say mướp đắng.
(verb) to make a detailed list; to enumerate
To call out, shout — standard nationwide; in the South you will often hear la instead.
(noun) Alternative spelling of kỉ lục.
(noun) Alternative spelling of khoa học máy tính lí thuyết.
(noun) a subclause
honeysuckle
(verb) to collect a census
(noun) Alternative spelling of kỉ niệm chương.
(noun) a deadline; a due date; a cutoff; a time limit
(verb) to appeal; to request a retrial with a higher legal body
(noun) corvee
(noun) classical economics
(noun) expectation
reading glasses
(noun) jail; prison
(verb) Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see không, dám.
(noun) massif
(adjective) wretched; miserable
(adjective) tormenting; self-tormenting; painful; poor; pitiable
(noun) a dinosaur
(noun) high-purity metal
(adjective) stupefying; amazing
(verb) to appeal to; to call upon
(verb) to pray (to a higher being for something)
(verb) Alternative spelling of kí thác.
(adjective) Alternative spelling of kì dị.
(noun) Alternative spelling of kì vĩ.
(noun) space science
(noun) glasses for nearsightedness
(verb) to exploit (resources, etc.); to make use of; to harness
(adjective) dry (free from liquid or moisture), dried; dehydrated; arid; drained
(adjective) novel and interesting
(verb) to braise; to stew; to simmer
passport control
(verb) to call for help; to shout for help
(adjective) fantastical; mysterious
(noun) size; measurement; dimension
(noun) play, drama
(verb) to civilize
(adjective) wretched; anguished; feeling awful
(adjective) having formication
(noun) visitors from different places, especially those who travel to a particular location for a common purpose
(noun) epigraphy
(noun) canal
(verb) to complain, to grumble
(noun) screenplay; script
(noun) play; piece
(verb) to germinate unexpectedly and powerfully; to gain exacerbation
(verb) to ceremonially open an event
(verb) to cry, to weep
(noun) a tissue (sheet of absorbent paper)
(verb) to sincerely wish; to fervently wish
(adjective) thrilling; engaging
designated swimming area
(noun) audience, you (when addressing an audience)