What does im đi in Vietnamese mean?

What is the meaning of the word im đi in Vietnamese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use im đi in Vietnamese.

The word im đi in Vietnamese means shut up, down, hush. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word im đi

shut up

verb (imperative: "Shut up!")

Mấy anh im đi để anh ấy làm được không?
Will you just shut up and let him do his thing?

down

adjective verb noun adverb adposition

Ta hi vọng chúng sớm im đi.
That's when I like to be down here.

hush

verb

Ồ, im đi, Mammy.
Oh, hush your mouth.

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Thôi im đi.
Oh, shut up.
Im đi, David.
Shut up, David.
Im đi, Bill.
Shut up, Bill.
Im đi, Swann.
Shut up, Swan.
Im đi! Hôm nay, ta có sóc mới.
We got a squeaker today people.
Im đi Harry.
Shut up, Harry.
Im đi và nghe cho kỹ này không hiểu lầm gì cả
Shut up and listen so there's no further misunderstandings.
Đã bảo im đi cơ mà!
Shut up!
Anh im đi.
You shut up!
im đi được không?
Will you shut up?
Im đi, Ellis!
Shut up, Ellis!
Melman im đi!
Melman, just shut it.
Ana, im đi.
Ana, shut up.
Im đi Pan.
Hush, Pan.
Im đi, Kat, và vào trong đi.
Shut up, Kat, and get inside.
im đi!
You shut up!
Del, vì Chúa, im đi!
Del, for chrissakes, shut up!
im đi.
Shut up.
Im đi và nghe theo tôi.
Shut up and listen to me.
Im đi, Bugsy!
Shut up, Bugsy!
Im đi, tên ngốc.
Silence, village idiot.
Ôi, im đi, mụ đàn bà.
Oh, hush, woman.
Im đi, thằng con bò!
Shut up, Bull!
Tôi nói anh im đi!
I asked you to shut up.
Im đi, Mike
Shut up, Mike.

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