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biết

Pronunciation Northern /ɓiət˧˥/ Central /ɓiə̰k˩˧/ Southern /ɓiək˧˥/
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know
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know
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can
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have a taste for
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5 senses · 4 meanings

know

Verb · 2 senses
Sense 1 Verb
know Slang/Loanwords/OnomatopoeiaTheme

To have information about something in one's mind or to be aware of a specific fact or situation.

vi Tôi biết rất rõ về thông tin này từ trước.

en I have known about this information very well from before.

Sense 2 Verb
learn about

To find out new information about a subject or to suddenly realize a truth that was not known.

vi Học sinh sẽ được biết thêm nhiều kiến thức mới trong buổi học.

en Students will learn more new knowledge during the lesson.

can

Verb · 1 senses
Sense 1 Verb
know how to

To possess the skill or ability required to perform a specific action or to handle a particular task.

vi Cô ấy biết cách giải quyết vấn đề một cách nhanh chóng.

en She knows how to solve the problem quickly.

have a taste for

Verb · 1 senses
Sense 1 Verb
enjoy the taste of

To have a preference or liking for something, especially a specific food or drink that requires experience to enjoy.

vi Anh ấy rất biết thưởng thức các loại trà ngon.

en He has a real taste for enjoying fine teas.

know sexually

Verb · 1 senses
Sense 1 Verb
have sexual relations

To have had sexual intercourse or intimate relations with another person, often used in a formal or literary sense.

vi Họ đã biết nhau từ lâu theo nghĩa thân mật.

en They have known each other intimately for a long time.

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