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luôn

Pronunciation Northern /luən˧˧/ Central /luəŋ˧˥/ Southern /luəŋ˧˧/
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always
Adverb
always

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3 senses 2 meanings
Meaning
3 senses · 2 meanings
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always

Adverb · 2 senses
Sense 1 Adverb
always Discourse & LogicTheme

At all times or on every occasion without exception in a given period or situation.

vi Anh ấy luôn đi học đúng giờ.

en He always goes to school on time.

Sense 2 Adverb
continually

Happening in a regular or repeated way without long interruptions or without stopping at all.

vi Trời mưa luôn mấy ngày nay.

en It has been raining continuously for several days.

at once

Adverb · 1 senses
Sense 1 Adverb
at once

Happening or being done immediately, without any delay or hesitation in time or action.

vi Hãy làm việc đó luôn đi.

en Do that right away.

Similar
lượn / luồn / lươn / lườn …
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Use
ngay và luôn / nhanh, ngay và luôn
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