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Thứ Ba

Pronunciation Northern /tʰɨ˧˥ ɓaː˧˧/ Central /tʰɨ̰˩˧ ɓaː˧˥/ Southern /tʰɨ˧˥ ɓaː˧˧/
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Adjective
third
Noun
Tuesday

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Meaning
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third

Adjective · 1 senses
Sense 1 Adjective
third Numerals, Quantities & UnitsTheme

Third is a term used to describe the position that comes after the second in a sequence.

vi Đây là lần thứ ba tôi đến thăm nơi này.

en This is the third time I have visited this place.

Tuesday

Noun · 1 senses
Sense 1 Noun
Tuesday

Tuesday is the day of the week that occurs between Monday and Wednesday according to the calendar.

vi Chúng ta sẽ gặp nhau vào chiều Thứ Ba tuần tới.

en We will meet next Tuesday afternoon.

Parts
thứ / ba
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Similar
thủ bạ / thứ / thứ hai / thứ tư …
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Use
người thứ ba / thế giới thứ ba / ngôi thứ ba / nhất dáng, nhì da, thứ ba khuôn mặt …
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