teeth
in Vietnamese Răng
BrE /tiːθ/ AmE /tiːθ/
noun en → vi
Răng
the hard white objects in your mouth that you use to bite and chew food
- have good/bad teeth
Collocations brush one's teeth · fill a tooth
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She has beautiful white teeth.
Cô ấy có hàm răng trắng đẹp.
Răng (cụ thể)
the plural form of tooth, used when talking about more than one tooth
- have a lot of teeth
-
He has very few teeth left.
Anh ấy chỉ còn lại rất ít răng.
Răng (đơn số)
used when talking about a single tooth, often in the context of dental issues or treatments
- have a bad tooth
-
She has to see the dentist about her tooth.
Cô ấy phải đi gặp nha sĩ về chiếc răng của mình.
Điểm sắc nhọn (ẩn dụ)
used figuratively to refer to something that is sharp or pointed, like a tooth
- sharp teeth
-
The dog has sharp teeth.
Con chó có hàm răng sắc nhọn.
Răng (y tế)
used in the context of dental care or oral hygiene, often referring to a specific tooth that needs attention
- a problem with one's teeth
-
He has a cavity in his tooth.
Anh ấy có một chiếc răng bị sâu.
Răng (động vật hoặc đồ vật)
used when referring to the teeth of an animal or object, often in a figurative sense
- the teeth of a comb
-
The saw has sharp teeth.
Cây cưa có răng sắc nhọn.
Răng (anatomical)
used in the context of dental anatomy, referring to a specific tooth or set of teeth
- the canine/molar/incisor
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The dentist is examining his molar.
Bác sĩ nha khoa đang kiểm tra chiếc răng hàm của anh ấy.
Răng (trị liệu)
used in the context of dental procedures or treatments, often referring to a specific tooth that needs attention
- a root canal treatment
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She needs a root canal on her tooth.
Cô ấy cần một cuộc điều trị tủy cho chiếc răng của mình.