mấp máy
(verb) to move lightly and quickly
Getting around: roads, vehicles, traffic, and journeys.
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(verb) to move lightly and quickly
(verb) to be caught; to be trapped; to get stuck
(noun) Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see mắt, cá.
(adjective) flexible; malleable; pliable
(noun) gift of the gab, ability to speak readily and glibly
(noun) one way or direction
(verb) to be stirred; to be moved (emotionally etc.)
(noun) New York, New York City (the largest city in the state of New York, and the largest city in the United States, a metropolis extending into neighboring New Jersey in addition to Pennsylvania and Connecticut)
(verb) to be on leave; to take leave
(noun) intersection (junction of two or more streets or highways)
(noun) Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see người, bay.
camper; person who camps
(noun) wayfarer; walker; foot-passenger; pedestrian
(verb) to go back and forth, bustle about
(verb) to reside (esp. in a different place than one's native hometown; to live; to dwell in a new land
(verb) to have itchy feet; (figurative) to be itching to depart, go out, etc.
(noun) phonology (of a language)
(noun) term (of office), tenure/period (of office), tour (of duty)
(adjective) hurried and scared; scurrying here and there; distraught
(verb) to budge; to move slightly
(adjective) compact and portable
(noun) facial expressions and features, taken as a whole
(adjective) moving; inspirational
(verb) Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see nói, chơi.
(adjective) dynamic; energetic; active
(verb) to connect; to link; to join
(verb) to follow; to continue; to go in series
(noun) airport, especially a large airport or an international airport
(noun) movement (an activity that attracts numerous participants)
(verb) to mobilize people to take part in a movement
(verb) to diverge; to vary
(verb) to drive a wedge between; to divide; to separate
(verb) to be on the fence; to ponder between choices; to wonder
(verb) to demarcate; to delimit; to distinguish and fix (a boundary)
to drive too fast; speed
(noun) a thing that aids people to do something; an instrument, means, vehicle or medium
(noun) mode of transport
(verb) to return; to go or come back
(adjective) wandering; aimless
(noun) street and district; streets; city or town
(verb) to coordinate (with); to cooperate (with); to harmonise (with); to go (with)
(adjective) happening between two entities; interacting; reciprocal
(verb) to come, to arrive
(verb) to back out; to call off
(verb) to turn around and leave with an attitude as if one has better things to do
(verb) to transit; pass across; pass through
(verb) to cross a body of water by boat
(verb) to march; to operate
(noun) highway, national route
(noun) the national costume of a country; the traditional clothes of a nation's ethnic groups, often worn on major holidays, festivals, ceremonies, etc.
(noun) locus; orbit; trajectory; track
(noun) trajectory, path traced out by a moving point particle or solid object
(verb) to leave; to get out (from); to take out (from); to get away; to break loose
(verb) to present oneself (in front of others); to come into sight
(verb) to depart, to leave
(noun) a spatial boundary or border, especially a geopolitical one
(verb) to travel far and wide (to do something)
(verb) synonym of rong ruổi (“to travel far and wide”)
(verb) to prowl; to sneak around in wait for something
(adjective) Used to describe heavy, fast, and continuous sounds of many people or vehicles moving together; tramping; thundering; rumbling; stampeding