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bỏng

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The Vietnamese word "bỏng" has several meanings and can be used as an adjective or a noun. Here’s a simple explanation for you:

Meaning:
  1. As an Adjective:

    • "Bỏng" describes something that is burned, scalded, or feels hot. It can refer to physical burns on the skin or a sensation of heat.
  2. As a Noun:

    • It refers to a burn or a wound caused by heat or chemical substances.
Usage Instructions:
  • When using "bỏng" as an adjective, you can describe things that cause pain due to heat, such as food or objects.
  • As a noun, you can refer to an injury by saying "vết bỏng" (a burn).
Examples:
  • Adjective:

    • "Tay tôi bị bỏng nước sôi." (My hand is scalded by boiling water.)
  • Noun:

    • "Vết bỏng này rất đau." (This burn is very painful.)
Advanced Usage:
  • "Chết bỏng" means to die from burns, indicating a severe level of injury.
  • "Nói rát cổ" or "bỏng họng" means to speak oneself hoarse, often from shouting or singing too much.
Word Variants:
  • "Bỏng" can combine with other words to create phrases:
    • "Bỏng xít" (burned by acid) indicates a specific type of burn caused by chemicals.
    • "Cháy bỏng" refers to something that is extremely hot, like "cháy bỏng" summer days.
Different Meanings:
  • "Bỏng" can also be used in a more figurative sense:
    • "Nóng bỏng" can mean something is very urgent or pressing.
Synonyms:
  • Some synonyms for "bỏng" include:
    • "Cháy" (burned)
    • "Nóng" (hot) – in some contexts, especially when describing a sensation.
adj
  1. Burned, scalded, burning, parching, scalding
    • tay bị bỏng nước sôi
      a hand scalded by boiling water
    • vết bỏng
      a burn
    • bỏng a xít
      burned by acid
    • chết bỏng
      to die from burns
    • nói rát cổ bỏng họng
      to speak oneself hoarse
    • cháy bỏng
      parching hot
    • những ngày cháy bỏng
      parching hot summer days
    • nóng bỏng

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