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trếu tráo

Pronunciation Northern /ʨew˧˥ ʨaːw˧˥/ Central /tʂḛw˩˧ tʂa̰ːw˩˧/ Southern /tʂew˧˥ tʂaːw˧˥/
grimacing
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grimacing

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Meaning
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grimacing

Having a facial expression that is twisted or contorted, often due to strong emotions or pain.

vi Gương mặt của anh ấy trếu tráo vì cơn đau đột ngột.

en His face was grimacing due to sudden pain.

Parts
tráo / 𠾓𥋽
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Chinese characters Estimated from syllable mapping
Representative candidate
𠾓𥋽
Candidates by syllable
trếu 𠾓 tráo 𥋽
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
đánh tráo / trơ tráo / trâng tráo / trao tráo
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Use
tráo đổi / tráo mắt / tráo trưng / tráo trở
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