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mặt búng ra sữa

baby-faced
Phrase
baby-faced

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Meaning
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Sense 1 Phrase
baby-faced

Baby-faced describes someone who has a youthful or innocent appearance like an infant.

vi Dù đã trưởng thành nhưng gương mặt cậu ấy vẫn trông mặt búng ra sữa.

en Despite being an adult, he still looks baby-faced.

Parts
mặt / búng / ra …
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Components

Components

mặt búng ra sữa

OriginA compound of mặt + búng + ra + sữa

Chinese characters Estimated from syllable mapping
Representative candidate
𩈘𢺒𠚢𣷱
Candidates by syllable
mặt 𩈘 búng 𢺒 ra 𠚢（𦋦） sữa 𣷱（𣷲）
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.
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Meaning links

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baby faced vi: mặt búng ra sữa / ja: 童顔 / WordNet aligned
Use
mặt trời / chóng mặt / đối mặt / khuôn mặt …
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mặt (face) — words using
búng (flick) — words using
ra (go out) — words using
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