lười biếng
(adjective) lazy; slack; idle
Vocabulary ranked by real-world frequency — start with the 1,000 most common words. Definitions adapted from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0), review in progress.
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(adjective) lazy; slack; idle
(verb) to overwhelm; to bully; to oppress; to infringe; to transgress
(adjective) rash, hot-headed
(verb) to pass through
(verb) to loosen wet soil to allow it to soak in water; to wet-till
(adjective) light, showery but lasting
(adjective) floating, hanging, hovering (in midspace)
(verb) Alternative spelling of lưu chiếu.
windsurfing
(noun) asshole; butthole
(adjective) ambiguous, noncommittal; unresolved, in limbo
(adverb) quietly; silently
(verb) to intubate
(adjective) mumbling; incoherent
(verb) to subside
(adjective) alternative form of lầm rầm
(adjective) not well-filled; empty; hollow; flat; deflated
(adjective) twittering; warbling
(noun) node, phalanx
(verb) to pick up, to take up
(noun) second grade in kindergarten
(verb) to kiss up
(adjective) smudged, soiled
(noun) spring (coil)
(verb) to slice
(noun) foot-and-mouth disease
(adjective) busy with work
(verb) to maneuver in life with no backbone, i.e. subserviently, servilely, obsequiously, sycophantically
(adjective) up and down at varying heights, gracefully gliding and swaying
(adjective) bit by bit over a long time
(noun) sedge (Cyperaceae)
(verb) to have squint eyes; to have strabismus
(adjective) devoid of all human feelings and emotions
(adjective) clacking; clattering; chattering; rattling
(adjective) sexually loose; slutty; skanky
(adjective) loose; lax; not tight
(adjective) agile; quick
(adjective) disoriented, lost
(adjective) vague
(noun) channel; alveus
(verb) to avert one's eyes towards any direction other than forward
(adverb) furtive or deceitfully concealed
(verb) to plod, to waggle
(adjective) hollow, flat, without its usual bulge
(verb) to wriggle due to limited space
(adjective) odd (to the extent of being ridiculous); strange
(noun) alternative form of lôgarit
(adjective) at a loss; confused; embarrassed
(noun) Asian swamp eel (Monopterus albus)
(adjective) odd (to the extent that others cannot lay their eyes on it); queer; strange; ridiculous
(verb) alternative form of luẩn quẩn
(noun) incoming manuscript (sent to a newspaper, a journal, etc.)
(adjective) filled with hardship and misfortune
(verb) to protrude
(verb) to appear; to heave; to come into sight
(adverb) without much thought put into it
(adjective) Latin
(adjective) murmured, soft and hard to understand
(noun) granary
(verb) to move quickly without being noticed; to sneak