What does ú ớ in Vietnamese mean?
What is the meaning of the word ú ớ in Vietnamese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use ú ớ in Vietnamese.
The word ú ớ in Vietnamese means babble, inarticulate, muffled, stammer. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word ú ớ
babbleverb noun |
inarticulateadjective |
muffledadjective verb Nhưng lần này, một tiếng ú ớ đáp lại. But this time, a muffled reply. |
stammerverb noun |
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Còn phải ú ớ như hâm mỗi lần cho nó ăn nữa. And speak to her like a dummy so she'll eat. |
Việc lạm dụng ma túy có thể sanh ra tánh cáu kỉnh, nói năng ú ớ, nhìn thấy lờ mờ, chóng mặt, hô hấp khó khăn, ảo giác và sự chết. 4:3-8) Drug abuse can produce irritability, slurred speech, blurred vision, dizziness, impaired ability to breathe, hallucinations and death. |
Nhưng lần này, một tiếng ú ớ đáp lại. But this time, a muffled reply. |
Loida chỉ nói ú ớ được vài tiếng, để cho biết mình cần những thứ như đồ ăn, nước, giường hoặc phòng vệ sinh. Loida’s speech was limited to a few inarticulate sounds, which indicated her basic needs for food, water, bed, or toilet. |
Có người cho rằng các tổ tiên của chúng ta đã khó khăn tìm cách liên lạc với nhau bằng cách phát ra những âm thanh ú ớ và rên rỉ. Some say that our ancestors struggled to communicate with one another by resorting to grunts and groans. |
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