1988 – 日常 – HSK5 – Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6

1977 – 热烈 – Hsk5 – Từ điển Tam Ngữ 5099 Từ Vựng Hsk 1-6
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HSK5, HSK5 – Phần 16 (1951 – 2000) 8
0426 - 节日 - HSK3 - Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
0426 – 节日 – HSK3 – Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
0426 - 节日 - HSK3 - Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
0426 – 节日 – HSK3 – Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
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0429 – 经常 – HSK3 – Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
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0429 – 经常 – HSK3 – Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6

日常

Giải nghĩa

  • Hán Việt: Xem trên sách bản cứng
  • Phát âm bồi: Xem trên sách bản cứng
  • Pinyin: Xem trên sách bản cứng
  • Phồn thể: Xem trên sách bản cứng
  • Nghĩa tiếng Anh:  Xem trên sách bản cứng
  • Nghĩa tiếng Việt:  Xem trên sách bản cứng

Ví dụ

Ví dụ 1:

  • Giản – 日常生活需要
  • Phồn – 日常生活需要
  • Pinyin – Rìcháng shēnghuó xūyào
  • Bồi – Rư cháng sâng húa xuy dao
  • Dịch tiếng Việt – Nhu cầu hàng ngày
  • Dịch tiếng Anh – necessities of life

Ví dụ 2:

  • Giản – 日常生活用语
  • Phồn – 日常生活用語
  • Pinyin – Rìcháng shēnghuó yòngyǔ
  • Bồi – Rư cháng sâng húa dung dủy
  • Dịch tiếng Việt – Ngôn ngữ hàng ngày
  • Dịch tiếng Anh – everyday words and expressions

Các chữ Hán đồng âm

  • Không có

Từ vựng có chứa từ này theo trình độ HSK

Danh sách từ vựng HSK1
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Danh sách từ vựng HSK5
  • Chính là từ này

 

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