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cuốn

Pronunciation
IPA
Northern /kuən˧˥/ Central /kuəŋ˩˧/ Southern /kuəŋ˧˥/
roll up
Verb
roll up

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2 senses 2 meanings
Meaning
2 senses · 2 meanings
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roll up

Verb · 1 senses
Sense 1 Verb
roll up Core Actions & OperationTheme

To roll a flat or flexible object around itself into a cylindrical shape.

vi Cô ấy đang cuốn những tấm thảm lại cho gọn.

en She is rolling up the rugs neatly.

classifier for books

Classifier · 1 senses
Sense 1 Classifier
classifier for books Pronouns, Demonstratives, Classifiers & ParticlesTheme School & EducationTheme

A classifier word used in the Vietnamese language to count or refer to books and notebooks.

vi Tôi vừa mua một cuốn sách mới tại cửa hàng.

en I just bought a new book at the store.

Similar
cuộn / cuốn chiếu / cuốn chiếu viên / cuốn trôi …
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Use
thang cuốn / lôi cuốn / cuốn hút / thước cuốn …
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