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hất cẳng

to oust
Verb
to oust

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Meaning
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Sense 1 Verb
to oust Core ActionsTheme

To force someone out of a position or job, often in order to take their place for oneself.

vi Họ đang tìm cách hất cẳng đối thủ ra khỏi cuộc chơi.

en They are looking for ways to oust their opponent from the game.

Parts
hất / cẳng / A compound of hất + cẳng …
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OriginA compound of hất + cẳng

Chinese characters Estimated from syllable mapping
Representative candidate
迄亙
Candidates by syllable
hất 迄 cẳng 亙(𨀿 / 𨃈)
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
hất hàm / hất ngã / hất hủi / hất …
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Use
thẳng cẳng / thượng cẳng chân, hạ cẳng tay / cẳng tay / cẳng chân
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