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thất lễ

Pronunciation Northern /tʰət˧˥ leʔe˧˥/ Central /tʰə̰k˩˧ le˧˩˨/ Southern /tʰək˧˥ le˨˩˦/
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impolite
Adjective
impolite

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Meaning
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Sense 1 Adjective
impolite

Showing a lack of proper manners or failing to behave with respect toward others.

vi Cư xử như vậy thật là thất lễ.

en Behaving like that is truly impolite.

Parts
thất / lễ / Sino-Vietnamese; the character is 失禮 …
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OriginSino-Vietnamese; the character is 失禮

Chinese characters Source-aligned
Representative candidate
失禮
Candidates by syllable
thất 失 lễ 禮
Bold marks the representative form aligned to a source as the spelling of the whole word. Parentheses show other candidates for the same syllable. Source and confidence are shown in the heading above.
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impolite
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Use
thất bại / thất vọng / nội thất / thánh thất …
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