bó lúa
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Definition
- Noun:
- A sheaf of rice stalks: A bundle of cut rice plants (lúa), tied together after harvesting. This is the primary and literal meaning.
- A harvested bundle: Represents a basic unit of gathered grain crops, specifically rice, ready for threshing or transport.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Người nông dân gặt lúa và buộc thành từng bó lúa. (The farmer harvested the rice and tied it into sheaves.)
- Những bó lúa được chất thành đống trên cánh đồng. (The sheaves of rice were piled up in the field.)
- Một bó lúa nặng khoảng mười ký. (One sheaf of rice weighs about ten kilograms.)
Advanced Usage
- The term "bó lúa" can be used symbolically in literature or art to represent agriculture, harvest, rural life, or abundance.
- Bức tranh vẽ một bó lúa vàng tượng trưng cho sự no ấm. (The painting of a golden sheaf of rice symbolizes prosperity.)
Variants and Related Words
Bó rơm (n): A bundle of straw (the dried stalks after threshing).
- Bó rơm dùng để lót chuồng gia súc. (The bundle of straw is used for livestock bedding.)
Bó mạ (n): A bundle of young rice seedlings, ready for transplanting.
- Người ta mang những bó mạ ra ruộng để cấy. (People carry the bundles of seedlings to the field for transplanting.)
Synonyms
- Sheaf: A bundle of grain stalks.
- Bundle: A collection of things tied together.
Related Idioms and Cultural References
- While "bó lúa" itself is not a common idiom, it is a central image in Vietnamese culture. It appears in folk songs, poetry, and is emblematic of the countryside.
- The sheaf of rice is a recognizable symbol often associated with the agricultural foundation of the country.
noun
- sheaf of corn