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xích mích

Pronunciation Northern /sïk˧˥ mïk˧˥/ Central /sḭ̈t˩˧ mḭ̈t˩˧/ Southern /sɨt˧˥ mɨt˧˥/
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fall out with
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2 senses 2 Components
Meaning
2 senses
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Verb

Sense 1 Verb
fall out with Family, Relationships & Life EventsTheme

To have a disagreement or a conflict in a relationship with another person.

vi Họ đã xích mích với nhau vì một hiểu lầm không đáng có.

en They fell out with each other because of an unnecessary misunderstanding.

Noun

Sense 2 Noun
disagreement Family, Relationships & Life EventsTheme

A minor disagreement or a small argument that occurs between two or more people.

vi Đừng để những xích mích nhỏ làm ảnh hưởng đến tình bạn lâu năm.

en Don't let minor disagreements affect a long-standing friendship.

Parts
xích / mích
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Use
xúc xích / tỉ lệ xích / dây xích / xích đu …
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