bitafmirn | vitamin | 維他命
hofsi tamtafm | gaze with the cruel greed of a tiger | 虎視眈眈
huntafm | to share responsibility for; undertake different portions of or share the responsibility for the same task or duty | 分擔
huxtafm | load; responsibility; obligation; a burden; to support a family; pay the expenses; liability | 負擔
khiaxm Bitafmirn | vitamin deficiency | 欠維他命
sengtafm | accept responsibility of | 承擔
tafm khvoarbai | to taste by licking; have a taste; take up on the tip of the finger so as to see what an substance is like; especially by tasting it | 銜看覓
tafm suviaa | to bear honestly the responsibility of defeat; (by paying one's due; e.g.; what is lost in gambling); pay one's subscription faithfully; bear properly some responsibility that falls on us (e.g.; entertaining guests on some special occasion) | 有擔當
tafm | carries with a pole over the shoulder; take responsibility; undertake; sustain; endure | 擔; 啖; 嚐
tafm'afiuu | asphalt | 打馬膠
tafm'afkaf | asphalt, tar | 打馬膠
tafm'iaam | bile salt | 膽鹽
tafmafkaf | asphalt | 打馬膠
tafmafkalo | street paved with asphalt | 打馬膠路
tafmhaan | fearful, anxious, worried | 膽寒
tafmkhiab | mush; shyness; timidity; eeriness; quail | 膽怯
tafmkvoaf | pickled pig liver | 膽肝; 醃肝
tafmlek | courage | 膽力; 膽量
tafmliim | gallstone, biliary calculus | 膽結石; 膽石
tafmliong | belly; courage; daring; nerve; gut; courage; bravery; guts | 膽量
tafmseg | courage | 膽識
tafmsym | fearful, anxious, worried | 擔心
tafmtarm | timorous; afraid of consequences; nervous about a matter | 膽怯; 擔憂
tafmthaau | nod the head | 點頭
tafmtix | courage and wisdom | 膽致; 膽智
tafmzuxn | frightened | 膽慄
u tafmliong | have courage or guts | 有膽量
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