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thiểm độc

Pronunciation Northern /tʰiə̰m˧˩˧ ɗə̰ʔwk˨˩/ Central /tʰiəm˧˩˨ ɗə̰wk˨˨/ Southern /tʰiəm˨˩˦ ɗəwk˨˩˨/
malicious
Adverb
malicious

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Meaning
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Sense 1 Adverb
malicious

Malicious describes a person or an action intended to cause harm or suffering to others through wicked intent.

vi Hắn ta nhìn cô ấy một cách thiểm độc.

en He looked at her in a malicious manner.

Parts
thiểm / độc / 睒獨
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Chinese characters Estimated from syllable mapping
Representative candidate
睒獨
Candidates by syllable
thiểm 睒 độc 獨
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
thiểm / rắn độc / khử độc / sâu độc …
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Use
thiểm tây / thâm thiểm / đơn độc / độc lập …
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