chứa đựng
(verb) to contain; to be filled with
Food & eating · Ăn uống 252
From street food to feasts — how Vietnamese and English talk about eating.
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cá biển
(noun) sea fish; saltwater fish; marine fish
cá nước
(noun) fish and water
cá thính
(noun) a pickled/salted fish dish
có lẽ
(adverb) maybe; perhaps; probably; possibly
cùng với
(conjunction) along with; together with; alongside; in company with
cơm cháo
(noun) cooked rice and rice congee
cơm cháy
(noun) any type of cooked rice (boiled, fried, etc.) that is burnt
cơm hộp
(noun) boxed meal; packed food; lunch box; takeaway
cơm lam
(noun) rice (usually glutinous rice) cooked in bamboo tubes
cơm nước
(noun) food and drink; meal; daily intakes
cơm sườn
(noun) fried rice with ribs
cơm tất niên
year-end family meal
cải củ
(noun) Radish (Raphanus raphanistrum subsp. sativus, syn. Raphanus sativus), particularly the Vietnamese varieties of daikon, the East Asian long white radish.
cấp dưỡng
(verb) to support; provide (for)
cấy hái
(verb) to cultivate and harvest (generally speaking); to do farm work
cần thiết
(adjective) necessary; essential, urgent need, urgent necessity
củ cải
(noun) radish (Raphanus raphanistrum subsp. sativus, syn. Raphanus sativus), particularly the Vietnamese varieties of daikon, the East Asian long white radish.
củi lửa
(noun) firewood
dạt dào
(adjective) overflowing; overbrimming; surging; abundant
dục vọng
(noun) desire; craving
gia vị
(noun) spice; condiment
giao du
(verb) to mingle with; to hang out with
giả dụ
(noun) supposition
giải khát
(verb) to have a drink to quench one's thirst
gặt hái
(verb) to reap; to harvest (generally speaking)
hay ho
(adjective) nice; interesting
heo con
Little piglet — teasing-affectionate for someone who eats or sleeps adorably much.
hoà hợp
(verb) to be in concord (with each other); to be in agreement (with); to blend
hoà mình
(verb) to fit into; to blend into; to integrate with; to mix with
hàm lượng
(noun) content (of a substance); amount
hàng loạt
(noun) mass (production, storage, distribution, etc.)
hâm nóng
(verb) to reheat; to warm up
húng lìu
(noun) A spice blend most commonly consisting of Chinese cinnamon, star anise, Amomum tsao-ko (thảo quả), and clove, used on roasted foods.
hương liệu
(noun) spice; flavoring
hấp thu
(verb) to absorb (e.g. a substance)
hệ tiêu hoá
(noun) the digestive system
hỏi cung
(verb) to interrogate; to question; to grill
hội họp
(verb) to gather together and discuss; to convene
khai vị
(verb) to be consumed at the start of a meal to stimulate the appetite
khao khát
(verb) to thirst for; to crave for
khoái khẩu
(adjective) appetizing; tasty
khảnh ăn
(adjective) picky, fussy, or selective about food; difficult to please regarding meals
khẩu phần
(noun) ration; food intake
khẩu vị
(noun) taste, liking (of a person)
kiếm sống
(verb) to make a living; to earn one's daily bread
kiện khang
(adjective) well; healthy
la liếm
(verb) to scavenge for anything edible everywhere
làm gốm
to make pottery; pottery-making
làm nông
to farm; to work in agriculture
làm thịt
(verb) to butcher; to slaughter
lêu lổng
(adjective) loafing; idling
lêu têu
(adjective) idling; loafing
lót dạ
(adverb) decently enough that you stop feeling hungry
lưu giữ
(verb) to keep on a long-term basis; to preserve; to store; to archive
lồng bàn
(noun) a dish-cover; a lid placed over a plate of food to cover the food and protect it from outside elements
mang thai
to be pregnant; to become pregnant
mang tên
(verb) to be called; to bear someone's name; to be known as
muối mè
(noun) A condiment made of salt and ground, roasted sesame or peanut, sprinkled on xôi and similar dishes.
muối ăn
(noun) table salt; common salt; sodium chloride (used for seasoning and preserving food)