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kềnh

Pronunciation Northern /kə̤jŋ˨˩/ Central /ken˧˧/ Southern /kəːn˨˩/
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huge
Adjective
huge
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3 senses
Meaning
3 senses
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Adjective

Sense 1 Adjective
huge Properties & StatesTheme

Huge describes something that is very large in size, amount, or degree compared to others.

vi Đó là một hòn đá kềnh.

en That is a huge stone.

Sense 2 Adjective
huge

Huge describes animals that have a body size much larger than others of their same kind.

vi Con voi kềnh đang bước đi chậm rãi.

en The huge elephant is walking slowly.

Verb

Sense 3 Verb
to lie flat

To sprawl is to lie or sit with your arms and legs spread out in a wide way.

vi Anh ấy nằm kềnh ra sàn nhà vì quá mệt.

en He sprawled out on the floor because he was too tired.

Similar
kệnh / kễnh / kênh / kềnh càng …
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chổng kềnh / lăn kềnh / cồng kềnh / lềnh kềnh
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