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toàn vẹn

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perfect
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perfect

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Meaning
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perfect

Adjective · 1 senses
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perfect; unblemished Properties & StatesTheme

A state of being complete and flawless, without any defects or errors, while maintaining its original integrity.

vi Bức tranh vẫn giữ được vẻ đẹp toàn vẹn sau nhiều năm.

en The painting maintains its perfect beauty after many years.

perfect

Adjective · 1 senses
Sense 1 Adjective
intact; untouched

Maintaining a state of being whole and undisturbed, without being violated or altered by any external factors.

vi Sự toàn vẹn lãnh thổ luôn được bảo vệ nghiêm ngặt.

en Territorial integrity is always strictly protected.

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toàn / vẹn
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viên mãn / thập toàn / toàn mỹ / toàn thiện …
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an toàn / toàn cầu / hoàn toàn / toàn bộ …
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