burp the worm
To masturbate.
Worms · Giun sâu 58
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chim sâu
(noun) flowerpecker
chuyên sâu
(adjective) intensive; in-depth; thorough
con sâu làm rầu nồi canh
one caterpillar spoils the broth pot
cực tím sâu
(adjective) deep ultraviolet
dick worm
Term of abuse.
dầu giun
(noun) Jesuit's tea; Mexican-tea (Dysphania ambrosioides)
dẽ giun
(noun) sandpiper (a shorebird of the family Scolopacidae)
giun
(noun) worm (animal)
giun chỉ
(noun) filarial roundworm of species Wuchereria bancrofti
giun dẹp
(noun) a flatworm; a platyhelminth
giun giẹp
(noun) alternative form of giun dẹp
giun kim
(noun) a pinworm
giun lươn
(noun) threadworm (Strongyloides stercoralis)
giun sán
(noun) parasitic worms (generally speaking)
giun tròn
(noun) a roundworm; a nematode
giun đũa
(noun) giant roundworm
giun đất
(noun) earthworm
giun đốt
(noun) a ringed worm; a segmented worm; an annelid
học sâu
(noun) deep learning
sâu
(adjective) deep (having its bottom far down)
sâu bọ
(noun) insects
sâu cay
(adjective) painful; bitter; profound
sâu hoắm
(adjective) very deep
sâu kín
(adjective) deep; profound; secrete; intimate
sâu nặng
(adjective) deep, deep-rooted
sâu róm
(noun) any kinds of hairy caterpillar
sâu rộng
(adjective) deep and broad
sâu sát
(adjective) having a deep understanding of; being in very close touch with
sâu thẳm
(adjective) very deep; profound
sâu đo
(noun) looper caterpillar
sâu đậm
(adjective) deep; profound; deepfelt
the early bird gets the worm
Whoever arrives first has the best chance of success; some opportunities are available only to the first competitors.
vạch lá tìm sâu
(verb) to separate the leaves to find the worm
worm out
To escape or free oneself from a duty.
ếch giun
(noun) a Ceylon caecilian (Ichthyophis glutinosus)
can of worms
A situation that will cause many problems if you try to deal with it
chảo sâu lòng
wok
con giun xéo lắm cũng quằn
Even the weak can fight back when oppressed
even a worm will turn
An oppressed person will eventually rebel against their oppressor.
idle worms
It was once supposed that little worms were bred in the fingers of idle servants.
it is the early bird that gets the worm
Those who act early will have an advantage
slow- worm
See MISNOMERS. Slubberdegullion (slub er de gfll' yon). A nasty, paltry fellow. To slubber is to do things by halves, to perform a work carelessly ; degullion is a fanciful addition (as in rapscallion). Quoth she, "Although thou hast deserved, Base slubber- degullion, to be served As thou didst vow to deal with me.
spanish worm
A nail: so called by carpenters when they meet with one in a board they are sawing.
spanish worm
An old name for a nail concealed in a piece of wood, against which a carpenter jars his saw or chisel.
stomach worm
The stomach worm gnaws; I am hungry.
sâu bướm
caterpillar
Sông sâu còn có kẻ dò
Even in deep trouble, there's always someone to help
Sông sâu có thể bắc cầu
Even the deepest difficulties can be overcome
the early bird catches the worm
Those who act early have an advantage over others.
to be food for worms
To be dead. Your worm is your only emperor for diet; we fat all creatures else, to fat us; and we fat ourselves for maggots. — Hamlet, iv, 3.
to worm out information
To elicit informa- tion indirectly and piecemeal. To worm oneself into another's favour.
tread on a worm and it will turn
English proverb; full definition pending editorial review.
tẩy giun
deworm
worm
To worm out; to obtain the knowledge of a secret by craft, also to undermine or supplant. He is gone to the diet of worms; he is dead and buried, or gone to Rothisbone.
worm castle
Hardtack.
worm food
A dead or deceased person
worm turns
someone who is normally passive becomes aggressive