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mẹ nó

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damn it
Interjection
damn it

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Meaning
3 senses · 2 meanings
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wife

Pronoun · 2 senses
Sense 1 Pronoun
you (wife) Family & FriendsTheme

An informal way for a husband to address his wife based on her relationship with their children.

vi Mẹ nó chuẩn bị cơm tối chưa?

en Have you prepared dinner yet, dear?

Sense 2 Pronoun
she (wife)

A pronoun used by a husband to refer to his wife when speaking to someone else.

vi Hôm nay mẹ nó đi vắng rồi.

en She is away today.

damn it

Interjection · 1 senses
Sense 1 Interjection
damn it

(Vulgar) An exclamatory swear phrase used to express sudden anger, frustration, or annoyance.

vi Mẹ nó, tôi lại quên chìa khóa rồi!

en Damn it, I forgot my keys again!

Parts
mẹ / nó
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Similar
mẹ / mẹ bổi / mẹ già / mẹ nuôi …
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Use
cha mẹ / mẹ đẻ / bố mẹ / thất bại là mẹ thành công
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