Results for tiny translation from Vietnamese to English

tiny tim.
tiny tim.

hey, tiny.
hey, tiny.

- tiny hả?
what?

dạ có chị tiny.
we asked tiny. that's even worse.

murdock, red, tiny.
murdock, red, tiny.

- chuyện gì vậy, tiny?
- what's up, tiny?

cậu nợ chúng tôi, tiny.
you owe us, tiny.

- Đúng rồi, tôi gửi chúng cho tiny.
i left them with tiny. tiny?

và tiny có vẻ như là lựa chọn sau cùng đến từ đội scythe.
and tiny looks to be the last pickup here from scythe.

nói với tiny tim, tao không về nhà trong lễ giáng sinh.
tell tiny tim i won't be coming home this christmas.

tôi và tiny đã dí được chúng rồi, nhưng bị lạc mất trong lúc lộn xộn.
me and tiny had them cornered, but we lost them in the shuffle.

tiny, hắn sẽ dùng chiêu toss, hắn chuẩn bị ném và chắc chắn sẽ lấy được mạng.
tiny, he's gonna toss, he's gonna launch and he definitely gets the kill.

-** gonna get a set of better clubs, gonna find the kind with tiny nubs -**
-** gonna get a set of better clubs, gonna find the kind with tiny nubs -**

): a tiny, flame-colored orchid that introduces the most intense red color to its descendants.
): a tiny, flame-colored orchid that introduces the most intense red color to its descendants.

accurate control of their chemical composition by doping with other elements made the production of the solid state transistor in 1951 and made possible the production of tiny integrated circuits for use in electronic devices, especially computers.
accurate control of their chemical composition by doping with other elements made the production of the solid state transistor in 1951 and made possible the production of tiny integrated circuits for use in electronic devices, especially computers.

there are many small details about the aquifer which are being averaged when using a macroscopic approach (e.g., tiny beds of gravel and clay in sand aquifers), they manifest themselves as an "apparent" dispersivity.
there are many small details about the aquifer which are being averaged when using a macroscopic approach (e.g., tiny beds of gravel and clay in sand aquifers), they manifest themselves as an "apparent" dispersivity.