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truy hô

Pronunciation Northern /ʨwi˧˧ ho˧˧/ Central /tʂwi˧˥ ho˧˥/ Southern /tʂwi˧˧ ho˧˧/
raise an alarm
Verb
raise an alarm

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1 senses 2 Components
Meaning
1 senses
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Sense 1 Verb
raise an alarm

To shout loudly or give a signal to alert others about an emergency or dangerous situation.

vi Khi thấy có cháy, anh ấy đã vội vàng truy hô.

en When he saw the fire, he hurriedly raised an alarm.

Parts
truy / hô / 追呼
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Chinese characters Estimated from syllable mapping
Representative candidate
追呼
Candidates by syllable
truy 追 hô 呼(瑚 / 岵)
Bold marks a representative candidate assembled from per-syllable character mappings. Parentheses show other candidates for the same syllable. It is not necessarily a source-aligned spelling for the whole word.
Similar
xưng hô / tri hô / ô hô / rạn san hô …
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Use
truy đuổi / truy thu / truy tặng / truy bức …
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