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sịch

Pronunciation Northern /sḭ̈ʔk˨˩/ Central /ʂḭ̈t˨˨/ Southern /ʂɨt˨˩˨/
to clash
Verb
to clash
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2 senses
Meaning
2 senses
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Sense 1 Verb
to clash Core ActionsTheme

An action involving a sharp collision or a sudden conflict between two sides.

vi Hai chiếc xe sịch vào nhau trên đường.

en The two cars clashed on the road.

Sense 2 Verb
move suddenly

To move or occur in a very sudden and unexpected manner.

vi Chiếc xe sịch đến trước cửa nhà.

en The car moved suddenly to the front of the house.

Parts
𨇗
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Chinese characters Estimated from syllable mapping
Representative candidate
𨇗
Candidates by syllable
sịch 𨇗
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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sình sịch
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