What does dây chun in Vietnamese mean?
What is the meaning of the word dây chun in Vietnamese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use dây chun in Vietnamese.
The word dây chun in Vietnamese means elastic, elastic band, rubber. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word dây chun
elasticadjective noun |
elastic bandnoun |
rubberverb noun adjective và một cái dây chun. I need a knife, and a glove, and a rubber band. |
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Không, dây chun. No, the elastic. |
Dây chun. Oh, the rubber-band trick. |
Phải, dây chun. Yeah, rubber-band trick. |
và một cái dây chun. I need a knife, and a glove, and a rubber band. |
Bà chẳng buồn kẹp tóc lại, trong túi áo với xách tay không có sẵn loại dây chun buộc tóc nào. She hadn't bothered to pull her hair back, and there hadn't been any hair elastics in her pockets or purse. |
Chun Ki, mau thả dây ra. Untie it! |
Nhưng những dây văng này lại ở phía bên ngoài của cầu, ví như nếu bạn lấy một cái chun cao su và kéo dài nó qua sông Thames-- đó là cách để giữ cây cầu. These cables were on the side of the bridge, like if you took a rubber band and stretched it taut across the Thames -- that's what's holding up this bridge. |
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