bảo tồn
(verb) to preserve; to conserve
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(verb) to preserve; to conserve
(adjective) unfathomably vast, almost seemingly infinite
(verb) to consign (to transfer to the custody of for sale)
first-aid kit
(adjective) exceptional; excellent
(noun) monograph
(noun) expertise (great skill or knowledge)
(noun) neoliberalism
(noun) grass script
(verb) to be respectful in one's manners; to respect; to be deferential
(verb) Alternative spelling of cách li.
(adjective) useful
(noun) short for công sứ đặc mệnh toàn quyền (“envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary; envoy”)
(noun) napa cabbage
(verb) to pray as a group to support deceased souls
(noun) melee
(verb) to assign; appoint; employ
(noun) aurora; polar lights
(noun) piano
(noun) mark; hallmark; impression
(noun) data; information
(noun) anecdote
(verb) to cross each other; to intersect
(verb) to mate
(noun) New Year's Eve (in the Gregorian or lunar calendar), the day before New Year
(noun) misconstruction of thời khắc
(noun) efficiency; effectiveness
(noun) a cylinder (a shape with a surface area)
(noun) mania
(noun) unique fragrance; perfume and beauty
(noun) suffix
(verb) to boast; to brag
tourist
(noun) napkin, serviette
(noun) Confucian classics and those commentaries on them considered canon
(noun) a fire ant
(noun) millet
(adjective) Alternative spelling of kĩ càng.
(noun) villages (generally speaking)
(noun) a wealthy master
(noun) an old man
(noun) obsolete spelling of lão nam (“old man”)
(noun) albumen (egg white)
(noun) historical overview
(adjective) bizarre
(noun) interest; yield; profit (income minus losses; especially from investment activity)
(noun) spring
(noun) cryptography
(adjective) glad, happy
(noun) doubtful legal case; disputed case; mysterious case
(adjective) important; serious; solemn; sombre; austere
(verb) to sit still; to sit tight
receptionist
(verb) to observe; to comment; to remark; to judge
(noun) almanac; yearbook
(adjective) hot-tempered; quick-tempered
(noun) digital agriculture; smart farming; e-agriculture
(verb) to speak, or deliver a speech
(noun) operation
spare bedroom