all's well that ends well
A happy ending makes up for everything that has happened before.
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A happy ending makes up for everything that has happened before.
water heater
(noun) water polo
(verb) to strangle to death, to wring the neck of
(noun) egg string of a sea hare (known as bún mẹ) used as food, similar to lukot
(noun) a wavelength
water bottle
(noun) (uncommon) a banana plant grown mostly underwater
(noun) capybara
(noun) chè trôi nước (a Vietnamese dessert)
(noun) synonym of suối vàng (“the world of the dead”)
(noun) sprint, sprinting
(noun) patriotism
No matter what difficulties may occur.
(noun) tide; tidal phase
(noun) fish and water
(noun) waterspout
(as long as) there's water left, it can be drained out
(noun) food and drink; meal; daily intakes
windshield wiper
(noun) water dropwort; water celery
(noun) estuary; river mouth
Many minor influences gradually produce a significant effect.
(noun) swung dash; tilde (punctuation mark that indicates range)
(noun) ripples; wavy lines (on a surface etc.)
(noun) nipa palm
People are primarily concerned with their own interests.
Refers to a person who is in unfamiliar, and often uncomfortable surroundings.
An alcoholic drink.
(noun) well (shaft for obtaining water)
(noun) oil well
(noun) an atrium
(noun) the water drop that spilled out of the overflowing cup
(noun) Rallus aquaticus; water rail
(noun) water bear
A type of moonshine traditionally drunk by the Burusho people, made from apricots, mulberries, and other local fruits.
(adjective) constantly thirsty
(noun) water vapour; steam
(verb) to be at the end of one's tether; to be helpless
Beyond words; nothing left to add — so complete (good or absurd) that even the dipping sauce ran out.
(noun) national spirit; soul of a nation
In trouble; facing punishment or serious criticism.
(noun) chestnut-winged cuckoo (Clamator coromandus)
draining board
(adjective) hydrophobic (lacking an affinity for water)
(adjective) Alternative spelling of kị nước.
Synonym of laughing juice (“alcoholic drink”).
Guinness (brand of dark stout beer)
Abundantly; consumed rapidly or found in great quantity.
A tall person.
(verb) one's village
(verb) to have a sheen; to become lustrous; to become shiny
(noun) microwave oven
(noun) a riverbed; the bottom earthen part of a river between its two riverbanks
(noun) wet rice
(noun) surfing
(adjective) prone to tears
Complicate an issue.
watercolours; watercolour paint
(verb) to give somebody a hint or a tip-off
(noun) hydrant; drinking fountain
to make a hopeless, futile or vain effort at doing something; to ask for the moon
(noun) the flooding season of the Mekong Delta
(noun) mua roi nuoc, i.e. traditional Vietnamese water puppetry
(verb) to lose power, to be overthrown
(noun) surface of the water
Close to the English saying: “Blood is thicker than water.”.
(noun) draft
(noun) malaria
(noun) synonym of người dưng (“stranger”)
(verb) to hold water in one's mouth
Perfectly in one’s element; thriving in exactly the right environment.
like water off a duck's back.
like water off a duck's back.
(noun) Aquarius remigis (common water strider)
(noun) country
(noun) country; nation; motherland
To be crazy.
(noun) homeland, country
(noun) water
(noun) seawater, saltwater, oceanwater
(noun) savoir-vivre; savoir-faire; know-how
(noun) synonym of Trung Hoa (“China”)
(noun) saliva (liquid secreted into the mouth)
orange juice
(noun) lemonade; lemon juice; lemon squash
(noun) tea; tea water
Close to the English saying: “Constant dripping wears the stone.”.
(noun) Any thin, salty dip used in Vietnamese cuisine, particularly nước mắm pha but also soy sauce.
(noun) soda water; sparkling water
(noun) aqua regia
(noun) distilled water
(noun) sewage
(noun) coconut milk
(noun) hard water
(noun) complexion
(noun) saliva
(noun) bouillon or stock which is used as broth in dishes made from noodles
(noun) coconut water
(noun) bleach (chemical)
(noun) urine
(noun) soft drink; fizzy drink
(noun) rice water
(noun) caramel sauce
(noun) mineral water
(noun) amble
(noun) water of crystallization
(noun) unboiled water
(noun) synonym of nước dùng
(noun) high tide
(noun) Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see nước, lạnh.
(noun) purified water
(noun) saliva; drool
(noun) saltwater; brine (water containing dissolved salt)
(noun) tap water
(noun) sugarcane juice
(noun) nasal mucus; snot
crocodile tears
(noun) salty water
(noun) metropole; parent-state; mother country
(noun) synonym of Việt Nam (“Vietnam”)
(noun) a sweet drink
(noun) one's home country; native land; motherland
(noun) rivers and mountains
(noun) water (especially in water used everyday life)
(noun) heavy water
(noun) water with a high concentration of alum
(noun) ebb tide; low tide
(noun) full speed when sprinting towards destination
washing-up liquid
(noun) hand sanitiser
(noun) spring water
(noun) Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see nước, sôi.
people should keep to themselves and mind their own business
(noun) misspelling of nước xốt
(noun) perfume; scent
(noun) wastewater
(noun) urine
(noun) lye water
(noun) plain water
(noun) China
(noun) an energy drink (a kind of highly caffeinated beverage)
(noun) drinking water
(noun) stock; broth; bouillon
(noun) flavoured meat broth
(noun) sauce
(noun) tomato sauce
(noun) juice
(noun) urine, piss
(adjective) ambiguous, equivocal
(noun) syrup
(noun) gallop
To put things off until the situation is urgent, and only act at the last possible moment.
(noun) unwholesome climate
(noun) turbid water
to fish in troubled waters
(noun) amniotic fluid
Black people and white people should not form relationships; an admonition against interracial relationships.
(verb) to get a rash in an unfamiliar climate
(verb) to broadcast
Cheap, inferior alcoholic drink.
To scorn a danger once it is safely behind you — becoming dismissive or arrogant after hardship has passed.
aquatic turtle
(noun) Colubridae
(adjective) treacherous
Used in reference to losing an election; found especially in the phrase "rowed up Salt River".
moonshine; illicit alcohol
(verb) to get seasick
A person with a thin, gangly build.
That one was betrayed.
To spend a lot of money without concern over whether it is spent wisely.
(noun) stream; spring
(noun) the world of the dead
Synonym of suicide (“a beverage combining all available flavors at a soda fountain”).
(noun) wave (moving disturbance in the level of a body of liquid)
(noun) a longitudinal wave
(noun) ripples; wavy lines (on a surface etc.)
(noun) waves and wind
(noun) a transverse wave
(adjective) stretched out
(verb) to shake, to slosh in a way that threatens to make the recipient of the liquid overflow
(noun) a tsunami
(noun) tidal wave
(noun) sound wave
(noun) electromagnetic wave
(noun) river (large stream which drains a landmass)
(noun) glacier
(noun) rivers and streams; waterway (generally speaking)
(noun) rivers and streams; waterway (generally speaking)
(noun) any gun that uses water (water gun, water pistol, etc).
(adjective) satisfactory; reasonable; good enough
To learn or adapt to something new naturally and easily.
'Put your toe' into a market to determine its temperature.
Even though something can be used well at the moment, it will eventually break down as everything does.
Do not cry over spilt milk; what has already happened cannot be changed or repaired.
(noun) waterfall
water aerobics
to fish in troubled waters
Synonym of time and tide wait for no man.
Synonym of time and tide wait for no man.