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HánPinyinHánViệtHánNômMeanings
a, ā, á, ǎ, àa(1) a, (2) ừ, (3) hả, (4) hở, (5) hử(variant of 啊, (exclamatory part.), ah, (interjection expressing doubt or requiring answer), Eh?, what?, (show realization, stress), Yah, Yes, Also:, hoarse of voice, hoarse
a, ā, á, ǎ, àá
(1) a, (2) à, (3) á, (4) ơ, (5) hả, (6) cha, (7) chà
(exclamatory particle, exclamation of surprise, regret, etc.), O, oh, by the way, what, (a modal particle showing affirmation, approval, or consent), oh yes, ah, Oh, O, Oho, on and on, eh
ā, ē, a, ă, á, à, hēá, ả, à(1) a, (2) á, (3) ể, (4) ỉa, (5) à, (6) anh, (7) ông, (8) em, (9) bà, (10) ảslender and beautiful, favor, toady, assent, pander to, play up to, rely on, Also: (urine, etc.), discharge, defecate, riverbank, ridge-pole, pillar, edge, A, surname, (grammatical) initial particle, prefix to name, phonetic, (short form), Afghanistan,
áingai(1) ngai, (2) ẳng, (3) uống, (4) nhaignaw, Also:, drink, (dog), barking, bark, (Cant.), shout, yell, scold
áiải(1) ải, (2) ai, (3) nhai, (4) ăn, (5) tớihit, push, (hunger, bully) suffer, endure, put off, procrastinate, suffer, endure, drag out, delay, stall, play for time, Also:, next to, in order, in sequence, lean to (See example 1.)
áiải(1) ải, (2) ai, (3) nhai, (4) ăndawdle, suffer, endure, put off, procrastinate
ái ngài(1) ngai, (2) ngài, (3) gộc, (4) gõbeat drum, drum beating, (in administrating), govern forcefully, able, Also:, Ai, family surname of Chinese origin
áingai(1) ngai, (2) ngài, (3) gộc(in administrating), govern forcefully, able, Also:, Ai, family surname of Chinese origin,
áinhai(1) nhai, (2) nham, (3) ungthưcancer, carcinoma, marmoset
áingại(1) ngại, (2) ngai, (3) nghi, (4) ngát(of snow, etc.), white, brilliant white
áicai(1) ngồi, (2) cơ, (3) ky, (4) cai, (5) xay, (6) cốimill, stone mill, Also:, grind, break apart
挨罵ái​mà​aimạ bịmắngreceive a scolding, take the rap, get into a row, get told off, be scolded, be greeted with a stream of abuse, be reproached
ái, sìngãi(1) ngãi, (2) ngai, (3) ngốstupid, idiotic, foolish
挨打áidǎnhaiđả ănđònbe punished, get beaten, cause to get punished, punishment, take a beating, get a thrashing, come under attack (See example 1.)
愛無能áiwúnéngáivônăng khôngbiếtyêudo not know how to love, incapable of giving love and receiving love, incapable to love and to be loved (See example 2.)
艾葉áiyèngảidiệp(1) ngảidiệp, (2) lángải(a type of Chinese medicinal), argy wormwood leaf, mugwort leaf, Artemisia argyi, folia artemisiae argyi
癌症 áizhèngnhamchứngungthưcancer, carcinoma (See example 3.)
癌腫áizhǒngnhamthũng ungthưcancer, cancerous, carcinoma
挨揍áizòuaitấu ănđấmget beaten up, take a beating, incite an attack
環球定位系統án​qíu dìng​wèi​ xì​tǒnghoàncầu địnhvị hệthống(1) GPS, (2) hệthống địnhvị hoàncầuglobal positioning system, GPS
ángngàng(1) ảng, (2) mình, (3) ngưỡng, (4) ngẫng, (5) ngẩng(old) raise one’s head, keep one’s head high, high, rise, lofty, raise, high-priced, look up to, Also:, I, we, Ang, family surname of Chinese origin
ángngang(1) ngang, (2) ngàng, (3) ngổng, (4) ngước, (5) ngưởng, (6) nứng, (7) ngửng, (8) nâng, (9) ngẩngraise one’s head, look up, lift, rise, high, soaring, raise, lift, expensive, Also: (Viet.), erect, erection (See example 4.)
ángngang nganghorse pole
昂山素季Áng​ Shān​ Sù​ Jì​Ngang San Tô Quý Aung San Suu KyiAung San Suu Kyi (1945-), Myanmar opposition leader and 1991 Nobel Peace laureate, the Lady of modern Myanmar
昂昂áng’ángngangngang(1) ngôngngang, (2) ngênhnganghigh-spirited, brave-looking, (See example 4.)
昂藏ángcángngangtàng (1) ngangtàng, (2) hiênngangtall and strongly built, brave-looking, high-spirited, stalwart, courageous, overbearing, insolent. Also: (Viet.) perverse, unreasonably intrude on (See example 5.)
昂貴ángguìngangquí(1) đắcđỏ, (2) mắcmỏ, (3) quáđắttoo expensive, costly
昂然ángránngangnhiên(1) ngangngược, (2) ngangnhiên, (3) hiênngangupright and unafraid, Also: (Viet.) perverse, unreasonably intrude on (See example 6.)
昂首ángshǒungàngthủ(1) ngửngđầu, (2) ngưởngđầu, (3) ngẩngđầuraise one’s head, head high, look up, lift, Also:, in high spirits
昂首闊步ángshǒukuòbùngangthủkhoátbộ(1) ngướcđầu cấtbước, (2) ngẩngđầu cấtbước(idiomatic), stride forward with one’s chin up, stride bravely forward, stride proudly ahead
昂首挺胸ángshǒutǐngxiōngngangthủđỉnhhung ngẩngcaođầu(idiomatic, literally), throw out one’s chest and raise one’s head, straight up oneself and look up, lift one’s head, raise one’s head, keep up one’s spirits
昂首望天ángshǒuwàngtiānngàngthủvọngthiên(1) ngướcđầungóngtrời, (2) ngướcđầungótrời, (3) ngẩngđầungóngtrời, (4) ngẩngđầungótrời, (5) nghênhngangngótrời(idiomatic, literally), raise one’s head to look at the sky, raising one’s look at the sky in a haughty posture
昂頭ángtóungàngthủ(1) ngửngđầu, (2) ngưởngđầu, (3) ngướcđầu, (4) ngẩngđầuraise one’s head, head high, look up, lift, Also:, in high spirits
昂揚ángyángngưỡngdương(1) nghênhnghênh, (2) nghênhnganghigh-spirited, spirited, Also: (Viet.), swagger, swaggering
按下開關ánxià kāiguānánhạ khaiquan(1) nhấncôngtắc, (2) bấmcôngtắc, (3) ấncôngtắc, (4) ấnnútđóngmở, (5) bấmnútđóngmở, (6) nhấnnútđóngmởpress a button, turn on the switch, turn the switch
áongao(1) ngao, (2) oamake a hubbub, whine, loud clamor, the sound of wailing, cry
áongão(1) ngão, (2) ngao, (3) nghêurubbly, high, towering, Also:, Ao, name of mountains in Shandong and in Guangdong provinces, China
áongao(1) ngao, (2) vựagranary
áongao(1) ngao, (2) ngạo, (3) láoramble, stroll, roam, play about, leisurely, Also:, family surname of Chinese origin
áongao(1) ngao, (2) ngào, (3) nguẩy, (4) nấucook something on slow fire, extract something using heat, boil, stew, simmer, cook down, Also:, endure, suffer, Ao, family surname of Chinese origin
áongào(1) ngào, (2) ngaomastiff, a dog of a large fierce dog, strong-bred dog with drooping ears and pendulous lips
áongao ngaoao, a kind of ancient musical instrument
áongao(1) cao, (2) ngao, (3) cấtsoar, hover, roam, take wing, flutter, fly back and forth
áongao(1) cao, (2) ngao, (3) cấtsoar, hover, roam, take wing, flutter, fly back and forth
áongào(1) ngào, (2) nghịu, (3) ngọngdifficult to pronounce, speak with a nasal twang, lisp, Also:, bent and twisted, too complicated
áongao(1) ngao, (2) ngào, (3) cua, (4) càngnipper, pincer, chelae, Astacus fluviatilis, Also:, crab
áongao(1) ngao, (2) ngạorevile, slander, huge, sound of weeping, Also:, big, greatness
áongao(1) ngao, (2) ngạomake excursion, ramble, travel
áongao(1) ngao, (2) ao, (3) Biều, (4) ồn, (5) ào, (6) ồnào, (7) đánhnhàođầuviolent fighting, fight to the end, engage in a fierce battle, desperate fighting, fight hard, Ao, name of a mountain, Also:, noise, Biao, name of a ford
áongao(1) ngao, (2) rùahuge sea turtle, sea turtle
áongao(1) ngao, (2) rùahuge sea turtle, sea turtle
嗷嗷待哺áo​’áo​dài​bǔngaongaođãi oaoađòibúcry piteously for food
敖遊áo​yóungạodu ngaodutravel, go on a tour, roam
遨遊áo​yóungạodu ngaodutravel, go on a tour, roam, divert oneself in travelling, roam about at pleasure, travel in pleasure
熬不過áobuguòngaobấtquá(1) khôngchịunổi, (2) chẳngchịunổi, (3) chịuchẳngnổi, (4) chịuchẳngthấu, (5) chịukhôngthấu, (6) chịukhôngnổicannot sustain, cannot go on, cannot bear, unable to endure, unable to hold on, unable to make it
奧爾布賴特Áo’ěrbùlàitèÁonhĩbốlạiđặc(1) Albright, (2) Madeleine Albright(Madeleine) Albright, (former US Secretary of State, under President Clinton’s Administration,)
熬過áoguòngaoquá vượtkhỏisurvive the the times, get through with, finally get over with, a bad quarter of an hour, survive,
熬煎áojiānngaotiên cắnrăngto suffer, endure, torture, go through hardships, suffering
翱翔áoxiángngaotường cấtlượnsoar, hover, roam, take wing, flutter, fly back and forth
翺翔áoxiángngaotường lượnlờtake wing, hover over, hover, soar, flutter
遨翔áoxiángngaotường lượnlờfly, glide, gliding, fly by, float in the air
聱牙áoyángàonha ngọngnghịudifficult to pronounce, lisp, Also:, crotchety writing
熬夜áoyèngaodạ(1) thứckhuya, (2) thứcđêmto stay up late, stay up all night
聱耴áoyìngaongất(1) ầmỉ, (2) inh-ỏinoisy, boisterous, strident, uproarious
遨游áoyóungaozungaoduroam, travel

EXAMPLES (Thídụ):

  1. 看見 賊 吃肉 而 不看見 賊 挨打.
    • Kànjiàn zéi chī ròu ér bù kànjiàn zéi āidǎ.
    • Nhìnthấy trộm ănthịt nhưng đâuthấy trộm ănđòn.
    • Seeing only the thief eating meat, but not seeing the thief being beaten.
  2. 這種 人 往往 不是 性無能,就是 愛無能,而且 多數 還有 心裡 暗疾。
    • Zhèzhŏng rén wăngwăng bùshì xìngwúnéng jìushì àiwúnéng érqiĕ duōshù háiyŏu xīnlĭ ànjí.
    • Loạingười này thường bịliệtdương, còn khôngbiếtyêu, và hầunhư còn có bị bệnhtâmlý.
    • Such people are often either incapable of sex, incapable of love, and most of them also suffer from hidden psychological ailments.
  3. 許多 癌症 若 能 及早 發現,存活率 會 明顯 提高。
    • Xǔduō áizhèng ruò néng jízǎo fāxiàn, cúnhuólǜ huì míngxiǎn tígāo.
    • Nhiều loại ungthư nếu pháthiện sớm, tỉlệ sốngcòn sẽ tăng rõrệt.
    • Many cancers, if detected early, show a clearly improved survival rate.
  4. 漢.孔融〈雜詩〉二首之一:「昂昂 累世 士, 結根 在所 固。」
    • Hàn Kǒng Róng Záshī Èr shǒu zhī yī: ‘Áng’áng lèishì shì jiégēn zài suǒgù.’
    • Hán – Khổng Dung Tạpthi — Một trong hai bài thơ: : “Hiênngang mấyđời quan, kếtgốc tạichỗ cố.”
    • Han, Kong Rong, Miscellaneous Poems, One of two poems: “Lofty through generations, the gentleman’s roots remain firmly planted.”
  5. 古書 中 常 以 昂藏 形容 豪傑 之 姿。
    • Gǔshū zhōng cháng yǐ ángcáng xíngróng háojié zhī zī.
    • Cổthư thường dùng từ “ngangtàng” để môtả dungmạo kẻ hàokiệt.
    • In old books, the term ángcáng is often used to describe the bearing of a heroic figure.
  6. 在 停戰 間 敵軍 昂然 沖上 我軍 的 戰線,不得已 我軍 要 反擊。
    • Zài tíngzhàn jiān díjūn ángrán chōngshàng wǒjūn de zhànxiàn bùdéyǐ wǒjūn yào fǎnjī
    • Tronglúc có ngưngbắn, địchquân lại ngangnhiên xônglên chiếntuyến bên quânta, bấtđắcdĩ quânta phải phảnkích.
    • During the ceasefire, the enemy forces boldly surged onto our battle line, leaving our army no choice but to counterattack.

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