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khoanh

Pronunciation Northern /xwajŋ˧˧/ Central /kʰwan˧˥/ Southern /kʰwan˧˧/
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coil or slice
Noun
coil or slice
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3 senses
Meaning
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Noun

Sense 1 Noun
coil or slice Numerals, Quantities & UnitsTheme

A piece of something that is round or coiled in shape, such as a slice.

vi Cô ấy đang cắt giò thành từng khoanh tròn.

en She is cutting the sausage into round slices.

Verb

Sense 2 Verb
to coil up

To move something into a curved or circular shape or to cross one's limbs.

vi Cậu bé đang khoanh tay lại để chào người lớn.

en The boy is crossing his arms to greet the elders.

Sense 3 Verb
to circle

To draw or place a circular mark around a specific object or piece of text.

vi Hãy khoanh tròn câu trả lời đúng nhất.

en Please circle the most correct answer.

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khoanh vùng / khoanh tay / khoanh bí
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