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gạo cụ

Pronunciation Northern /ɣa̰ːʔw˨˩ kṵʔ˨˩/ Central /ɣa̰ːw˨˨ kṵ˨˨/ Southern /ɣaːw˨˩˨ ku˨˩˨/
Listen
bookish
Adjective
bookish

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Meaning
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Sense 1 Adjective
bookish

Describing someone who is very fond of reading and studying books rather than physical activity.

vi Cậu bé ấy trông rất gạo cụ với cặp kính cận dày.

en That boy looks very bookish with his thick glasses.

Parts
gạo / cụ / 𥺊具
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Chinese characters Estimated from syllable mapping
Representative candidate
𥺊具
Candidates by syllable
gạo 𥺊(𥽌) cụ 具
Bold marks a representative candidate assembled from per-syllable character mappings. Parentheses show other candidates for the same syllable. It is not necessarily a source-aligned spelling for the whole word.
Similar
dụng cụ / máy công cụ / gia cụ / ông cụ …
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Use
gạo nếp / học gạo / gạo nước / gạo đỏ …
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