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(verb) to feel restless; to itch to move
Getting around: roads, vehicles, traffic, and journeys.
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(verb) to feel restless; to itch to move
(verb) to waver; to flutter; to undulate
(adjective) confused; puzzled; disorganized
(adjective) open; wide open; extensive
(verb) to feel around with the hands
(verb) to feel around with the hands
(verb) to leave; to depart
(verb) to walk side by side; to be parallel
(verb) to draft (contract, law, etc.); to write; to compose
(verb) to lead (in battle or the like), to command
(verb) to compose; to write (poem, short story, etc.)
(verb) to search and hunt for; to prowl
(verb) to evacuate; to move people to a safe place in order to weather a disaster
(noun) number (as in flight number, ship number, port number, etc.)
(noun) data (in the form of numbers); figures; facts
(adjective) vital (necessary to the continuation of life; being the seat of life; being that on which life depends.)
(verb) to survive; to live past a major disaster, upheaval, or other dangerous event that leaves many others dead
(verb) to feel around with the hands
(noun) an intangible thing, such as an affair, a happening or an occurrence
(noun) a tangible thing, especially a physical object
(noun) steps (often three) separating different spaces, such as going from a courtyard into a house
(verb) to participate/take part/partake, especially in a formal or important activity; compare tham gia (“to take part in any kind of activity”)
(verb) to give a speech (usually prepared from beforehand) expounding one's opinion (usually at a conference, seminar, etc.)
(verb) to visit and examine thoroughly (a fascinating place)
(verb) to do in turns; to take turns; to rotate (one's work shift etc.); to relay
(verb) to keep an eye on; to keep track (of); to monitor; to watch
(verb) to change one's lodgings; to move to a new place (of residence)
(verb) to get out of danger; to escape safely; to get away with one's life
(verb) to draw (closer); to attract
(verb) to get (something) back; to retrieve; to recover; to restore
(noun) boats and other small watercrafts (generally speaking)
car rental; hiring a car
(noun) waterborne transport
(verb) to go on an adventure or expedition to and explore a potentially dangerous place
(noun) the ways of the world; the habits of people
(verb) to have road traffic proceed freely
(noun) free-flowing traffic; (of a road) being open to traffic
(verb) to call on (someone); to visit (someone); to pay (someone) a visit
(noun) ups and downs
(verb) to wander with vague thoughts
(noun) people who live on a boat and wander around rivers and canals, usually making a living through trade
(adverb) passing quickly; fleeting; ephemeral
(adjective) adrift, homeless
(noun) situation of something (such as war, investing, politics, etc.) in one or more countries or a geographical region
(noun) the ways of the world; the habits of people
(noun) style and form (of a procedure etc.); manner; way
(noun) ups and downs
(noun) statistics (a systematic collection of data on measurements or observations)
(noun) duration (an amount of time or a particular time interval)
(noun) premier (of a state in Australia or Canada); chief minister (of a state in Myanmar); first minister (in the UK)
(noun) an entity (thing existing independently)
(adjective) progressing; making progress
(verb) to evolve, advance or progress
(verb) to carry out; to proceed; to conduct
(verb) to advance; to move forward
(verb) to make one's way in life; to succeed in life; to progress in life
(verb) to advance forward; to go forward, to progress
(noun) steward or stewardess (on an airplane); waiter or waitress (in a restaurant, hotel, etc.)
(verb) to transfer; to change trains, buses, etc.
(adjective) functioning as a bridge in the middle of a chain of exchange, communication, command, transaction, etc.