sùng
(verb) to go crazy, to become extremely upset or angry
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(verb) to go crazy, to become extremely upset or angry
(verb) to collapse, to fall down
(adjective) painful; bitter; profound
(adjective) to be very religious
(noun) a basketball court
(noun) Barbados cherry (Malpighia emarginata)
caterpillar
(verb) to venerate; to hold in reverence
(noun) crocodile
(adverb) by wholesale
(noun) Horn of Africa
(noun) attenuation
tiled floor
(noun) cheque
(verb) to warm oneself up by staying near a heat source
(noun) santol (Sandoricum koetjape)
(adjective) striped
sketchbook
(verb) to be almost dry
(noun) a kind of cloth chiefly used to make clothings worn during funerals
(noun) alternative form of xúp
(noun) blackbird
(noun) piccolo
(noun) cliché
(noun) chocolate
(adjective) sufficient; adequate
(noun) Tiliacora triandra (plant and jelly made from the plant)
(verb) to get bogged down in the mud
(adjective) out of the ordinary; extraordinary
(adjective) sharp; keen; acute; incisive (generally speaking)
(noun) pole; stick
(adverb) plainly; blatantly
(noun) sparrow
(verb) to venerate, to revere, to worship
(noun) hot glue gun; glue gun
(noun) champagne
(verb) Traditional tone placement spelling of sùng bái hàng hoá.
(noun) worship
(noun) lacquer
(noun) comet
(adjective) very deep; profound
(noun) rivers and streams; waterway (generally speaking)
(verb) to fall; go down; drop
(verb) to run vigorously, describing the river's flow.
(noun) ginseng and velvet antler
(adjective) grieved; sorrowful; sad; melancholy
(noun) mountainous area
(noun) worries; melancholy thoughts
(noun) neem
(verb) to humiliate; to shame; to disgrace
(noun) gambling-den
(verb) to fetishize commodities
(noun) durian
(adjective) last; final; closing
(adjective) dazzlingly bright; brilliant; sparkling; stunning
(noun) pebble; gravel
(verb) to favour (an imperial concubine); to treat as favourite
(verb) to tighten by gripping very hard
(noun) a tall hill
(noun) gallstone