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DictionaryEnglish - Myanmar
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jive

/dʒʌɪv/

US pronunciation
American sound/dʒʌɪv/
jive
Syllables
1 syllable
Stress
One strong syllable
Vowel
Short i vowel
Ending
Final e often stays silent

US voice -> jive

Myanmar meaning

(n) သွက်လက်မြူးကြွစွာ ဆတ်တောက်ဆတ်တောက် ကရသော အကမျိုး။ ယင်းအက အတွက် စည်းချက် ပြင်းပြင်း ကကြိုး။ v ယင်းကကြိုးဖြင့် ကသည်။

Full entry

jive / dʒaÇv / n [U] (often the jive [sing])

သွက်လက်မြူးကြွစွာ ဆတ်တောက်ဆတ်တောက် ကရသော အကမျိုး။ ယင်းအက အတွက် စည်းချက် ပြင်းပြင်း ကကြိုး။
v ယင်းကကြိုးဖြင့် ကသည်။

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  • jive / dʒaÇv / n [U] (often the jive [sing]) သွက်လက်မြူးကြွစွာ ဆတ်တောက်ဆတ်တောက် ကရသော အကမျိုး။ ယင်းအက အတွက် စည်းချက် ပြင်းပြင်း ကကြိုး။ v ယင်းကကြိုးဖြင့် ကသည်။
Synonyms
BS, Charleston, absurdity, act, adulation, advertise, affect, aggrandize, aggravate, alibi, allege, allusion, annoy, answer, apologetics, apologia, apologizing, apology, applause, applesauce, approbation, argot, argument, artfulness, artifact, artifice, assume, attract attention, avoid, avoidance, babble, badger, badinage, bait, balderdash, baloney, bamboozle, bamboozlement, bananas, banter, be at, be deceitful, be hypocritical, be noncommittal, beat around the bush, bebop, bedevil, beg the question, beguile, beleaguer, belie, bend, betray, bias, bilk, bill of goods, blandishment, blarney, blather, blow, blow hot and cold, blow one's own horn, blow smoke, blues, bluff, bluster, boast, bob, bombast, bon mot, boogie, boogie down, boogie-woogie, bootlicking, bop, bother, brag, buckle, bull, bully, bunco, bunk, bunkum, bunny hop, burlesque, burn, buzz, caboodle, cajolery, cant, caper, careen, caricature, caricaturize, cartoon, casual talk, catch, cavil, cavort, chaff, chat, chatter, chatty, cheat, chicane, chicanery, chitchat, chouse, circumvent, circumvention, claim, claim falsely, claptrap, cleanup, cleverness, clip, cloud the issue, cock-a-doodle-doo, coin, colloquy, coloring, commendation, comment, common, communication, communion, compliments, con, con game, concoct, concoction, confab, confabulation, conference, confidence game, conga, congratulate oneself, consultation, contortion, contrive, conversation, conversational, converse, cop a plea, cop out, cop-out, copout, counterfeit, cover, cover story, cover up, cover-up, coverup, cozen, cozening, crack, craft, craftiness, crap, craziness
Antonyms
admire, aid, approve, artlessness, assist, be honest, be modest, be quiet, be sad, be serious, be truthful, beauty, belittlement, betrayal, blame, break, build up, capitulation, castigation, charge, clarity, come clean, commend, common sense, compliment, conceal, condemnation, confront, contribute, correct, criticism, delight, demolish, denunciation, deny, deprecate, desertion, destroy, directness, disagreement, encounter, entertainment, evidence, face, facing, fact, fail, flatter, flight, formal, forthrightness, frankness, free, fun, gift, give, help, hide, honesty, honor, indictment, insult, intelligence, intelligibility, judgment, laud, let go, listening, logic, lose, lot, make happy, meet, meeting, naivety, non-fiction, offense, offer, openness, order
Cross references
BSCharlestonabsurdityactadulationadvertiseaffectaggrandizeaggravatealibiallegeallusionannoyanswerapologeticsapologiaapologizingapologyapplauseapplesauceapprobationargotargumentartfulnessartifactartificeassumeattract attention
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