2995 – 发动 – HSK6 – Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6

2957 – 斗争 – Hsk6 – Từ điển Tam Ngữ 5099 Từ Vựng Hsk 1-6
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HSK6, HSK6 – Phần 10 (2951 – 3000) 40
0521 - 头发 - HSK3 - Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
0521 – 头发 – HSK3 – Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
0521 - 头发 - HSK3 - Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
0521 – 头发 – HSK3 – Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
0696 - 动作 - HSK4 - Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
0696 – 动作 – HSK4 – Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
0696 - 动作 - HSK4 - Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
0696 – 动作 – HSK4 – Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6

发动

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 – 车发动不起来了
  • Phồn – 車發動不起來了
  • Pinyin – Chē fādòng bù qǐláile.
  • Bồi – Chưa pha tung bu chỉ lái lợ
  • Dịch tiếng Việt – Không thể nào khởi động được xe ô tô
  • Dịch tiếng Anh – I can’t start the car.

Ví dụ 2:

  • Giản – 他发动车子，飞驰而去
  • Phồn – 他發動車子，飛馳而去
  • Pinyin – Tā fādòng chēzi, fēichí ér qù
  • Bồi – Tha pha tung chưa chư, phây chứ ớ chuy
  • Dịch tiếng Việt – Anh ấy khởi động xe rồi tăng tốc lao đi
  • Dịch tiếng Anh – He wheeled and galloped away.

Các chữ Hán đồng âm

  • Không có

Từ vựng có chứa từ này theo trình độ HSK

Danh sách từ vựng HSK1
  • Không có
Danh sách từ vựng HSK6
  • Chính là từ này

 

Nhung Phạm

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