3184 – 孤立 – HSK6 – Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6

3148 – 根源 – Hsk6 – Từ điển Tam Ngữ 5099 Từ Vựng Hsk 1-6
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3183 - 孤独 - HSK6 - Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
3183 – 孤独 – HSK6 – Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
3183 - 孤独 - HSK6 - Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
3183 – 孤独 – HSK6 – Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
1312 - 成立 - HSK5 - Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
1312 – 成立 – HSK5 – Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
1312 - 成立 - HSK5 - Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6
1312 – 成立 – HSK5 – Từ điển tam ngữ 5099 từ vựng HSK 1-6

孤立

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 – 我不能看着他孤立无援
  • Phồn – 我不能看著他孤立無援
  • Pinyin – Wǒ bùnéng kànzhe tā gūlì wúyuán
  • Bồi – Ủa pu nấng khan chơ tha cu li u doán
  • Dịch tiếng Việt – Tôi không thể nhìn anh ta bất lực
  • Dịch tiếng Anh – Wǒ bùnéng kànzhe tā gūlì wúyuán

Ví dụ 2:

  • Giản – 起初，她是非常孤立的
  • Phồn – 起初，她是非常孤立的
  • Pinyin – Qǐchū, tā shì fēicháng gūlì de
  • Bồi – UChỉ chu, tha sư phây cháng cu li tơ
  • Dịch tiếng Việt – Lúc đầu cô ấy rất cô lập.
  • Dịch tiếng Anh – At the beginning，she was very isolated.

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