rình rập
(verb) to closely follow or monitor someone sneakily for a malicious purpose; to lurk, to stalk
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(verb) to closely follow or monitor someone sneakily for a malicious purpose; to lurk, to stalk
(noun) A variety of tobacco.
dribble the ball
(noun) water mimosa (Neptunia oleracea)
(verb) to go mad; to go crazy
(noun) galangals of the genus Alpina
(noun) circus tent
(adverb) clearly; plainly
Venetian blind; horizontal blind
(adverb) freaking
(verb) to shriek, screech, howl
to hiss
(adjective) in a bustle; nervous; rushed
(verb) to tell others (often false) statements for nefarious and/or insidious purposes; to speak ill of; to disparage; to spread libel and/or slander; to malign; to traduce
(noun) body louse (Pediculus humanus)
(adjective) ostentatious
(verb) to flow uninterruptedly (of river, streams)
(adjective) burning, stinging pain
(noun) row (of standing objects)
(verb) to cook food with a small amount of water over a period of time in order for salt or sugar to penetrate the food
(noun) lullaby; cradlesong
(noun) a man's beard that connects with his sideburns, in a similar way in which an Asian conical hat strap hugs the wearer's face
(noun) mountain range
(noun) resort (place where people go for recreation, especially one with facilities such as lodgings, entertainment, and a relaxing environment)
(particle) alternative form of rồi
(verb) to chase
(verb) to pursue; to chase
(noun) the 15th day of a lunar month, the day of a full moon, on which Vietnamese people traditionally place offerings on their altars and pray for good luck
(adjective) unconstrained; unrestricted; no strings attached
(noun) fart
(noun) Vietnamese coriander (Persicaria odorata)
(noun) a mustache
(noun) otter
(noun) otter
(verb) to wear thin, to be dead tired
(verb) to fall down; to collapse
(noun) beam; girder
(adjective) disconnected; fragmented; disjointed
(noun) tap, faucet
(adjective) be controlless, be out of control
(adjective) creepy; spooky; unnerving
(verb) to rub to wipe clean or to apply a substance
(noun) beard and moustache (generally speaking)
(noun) cold snap at the end of the third month of a lunar year; blackberry winter
(noun) bedbug
(verb) to pull, to tear (flesh, etc.)
(adjective) rumbling; resounding; reverberating
(noun) banded krait
(adjective) Used to describe heavy, fast, and continuous sounds of many people or vehicles moving together; tramping; thundering; rumbling; stampeding
(noun) relay
(noun) alternative form of rơ le
(adverb) in such a way as if one's endurance or resistance no longer exists
(adjective) alternative form of day dứt
(adjective) gloomy; melancholy; grieved
(noun) a mustache
(verb) to pull back, to take back
(verb) to lament; to groan; to writhe
(adjective) dashing, shining
(noun) safflower
(verb) to decompose