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(adjective) belonging to the higher classes of animals or plants
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(adjective) belonging to the higher classes of animals or plants
(noun) tragedy; tragic scene or sight
(adjective) tragically sad
student ID card
(noun) dog meat
(verb) to spend; to expend; to consume
(noun) Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see tiền, cà phê.
(verb) to debate; to contest
Tea — the standard word nationwide and the only everyday word in the South; Northern colloquial speech often says chè.
(adverb) to look after
(noun) a fish egg(s); roe
(verb) to be destroyed completely
(noun) boats; ships; vessels
(verb) to assemble; to accumulate
(adjective) to not do one's job conscientiously; to perform one's duties perfunctorily
(adjective) awful; bad
(noun) a chancellor or prime minister
(noun) cầm (琴, “string instrument”)
(verb) four traditional fine types of timber native to Vietnam: đinh, lim, sến, táu
(noun) the four qualities that women are supposed to have, namely công (“competence”), dung (“beauty”), ngôn (“eloquence”), hạnh (“virtue”)
(verb) Traditional tone placement spelling of tha hoá.
(noun) tone
(noun) socialist emulation
(adjective) peerless, unsurpassed
(noun) volunteer
(verb) to dismantle
(verb) to get a job promotion; to be promoted (at work, etc.)
tape measure
(noun) arsenolite
(verb) to slaughter; to massacre
(classifier) indicates male people
(pronoun) he/him, this guy we're talking about
aerobics
(adjective) in vogue; popular
next Friday
(noun) rumour
(verb) to regret (feel sorry about some past thing)
(noun) Alternative spelling of tri kỉ.
(noun) forbidden fruit
(verb) to pursue knowledge and study the nature of things
(verb) to make extracts from; to extract; to take out; to set aside
(noun) timpani
(noun) slab, block
(verb) to use threat to get money from someone; to blackmail, extort or demand a ransom
(verb) to damage; to harm
(noun) damage; loss
(verb) to die
(noun) ego
(noun) triceratops
(adjective) earnest; ardent; fervent
(noun) paradise; divine realm; land of promise
(adjective) earnest; ardent; fervent
(noun) damage; loss
(verb) to pay for somebody's work
(adjective) inaccurate; untrue
(noun) deacon
(noun) rumor; hearsay
(verb) to compete
(noun) achievement, feat
(verb) to harm, to damage