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(adjective) suitable; proper; appropriate
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(adjective) suitable; proper; appropriate
(adverb) habitually; routinely; normally
(verb) to tell; to report; to advise; to announce
(verb) to thoroughly understand; to be well versed in; to be proficient in; to know through and through
(adjective) clever, intelligent, smart
(verb) to be proficient (in); to be an expert (in)
(noun) news, information on current events
(noun) tradition; practice
(verb) to probe; to find out about; to survey
(noun) books and other written documents, especially ancient ones
(noun) general knowledge about an issue or a specific discipline (generally speaking)
(adverb) frequently; regularly; usually; recurrently
(adjective) top-quality, excellent
(noun) master's degree, or one with a master's degree
(verb) to understand thoroughly; to have a deep understanding
(adjective) thorough
(noun) mind; intellect
(noun) right to judge a matter
(verb) to verify a conclusion or information
(verb) to examine and decide; to assess; to appraise; to evaluate
(noun) influence, power
(noun) physical education and sports
(noun) order; discipline
(verb) to ask for advice; to consult
(verb) to rule; to govern; to dominate
(verb) to accept what one is taught; to study
(noun) student with the overall highest grade in an academic examination, such as a valedictorian
(noun) technique, method, trick, especially a rhetorical or literary one
(noun) hierarchy; hierarchical organization
(verb) to challenge; to try; to put to the test
(verb) to try (one's own or someone else's) talent
(verb) to realize; to carry out; to bring about; to implement
(verb) to practise
(adjective) true (i.e. not just nominal); real; full (professor, etc.)
(noun) practice; reality
(verb) to take an internship, apprenticeship or on-the-job training; of teachers-to-be in particular, to actually conduct a class as a teacher, as opposed to kiến tập
(noun) computer science; informatics
(noun) news; tidings; information
(adjective) smart; wise; sensible
(adjective) knowledgeable; expert; well-versed in (a field)
(adjective) excellent, refined
(adjective) exquisite; sophisticated; intricate; fine
(adjective) experienced; sophisticated; worldly-wise
(noun) potential; capability
(noun) learned rhetorical device, that is, to set up a possible contradiction within a line, eventually for epical emphasis
(adjective) convenient and useful
(adjective) absolutely perfect; flawless
(noun) everything, all
(adjective) thorough; all-round
(noun) complete series
(adjective) unblemished; irreproachable; impeccable; infallible; perfect
(noun) mathematics (field of study)
(verb) to look into and find out
(verb) to interrogate; to question
(verb) to interrogate; to question
(verb) to improve, cultivate, polish
(adjective) thorough; complete
(adjective) clear; pure
(adjective) translucent, clear, sheer
(noun) junior high education, basic secondary education