cứt

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The Vietnamese word "cứt" is a noun that translates to "shit," "excrement," or "dung" in English. It refers to the waste material that is expelled from the body of animals and humans.

Basic Usage:

• "Cứt" is commonly used in informal or colloquial contexts. It is not considered polite language, so it’s important to use it carefully, especially in formal situations.

Example Sentences:

1. Children's Context: "Con chó để lại cứt ở sân." (The dog left its shit in the yard.)
2. Humorous Context: "Đừng bước vào chỗ có cứt!" (Don’t step in the shit!)

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, "cứt" can be used metaphorically or in idiomatic expressions to describe something undesirable or of poor quality. For example: - "Cái phim này thật là cứt!" (This movie is really shit!)

Word Variants:

There are several related terms and expressions that may come up: - Cứt gà: chicken dung - Cứt mèo: cat dungThese terms refer specifically to the excrement of certain animals.

Different Meanings:

While "cứt" primarily means "shit," it can also be used more broadly to refer to any waste material in informal speech. However, it retains a vulgar connotation, so it’s best to use it in familiar company.

Synonyms:

• Phân: This is a more polite term for feces or dung, often used in formal contexts.
• Chất thải: This term means "waste" and can refer to any type of waste material, including human or animal excrement but is more technical.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "cứt" in casual conversations, among friends, or when discussing animals.
• Avoid using "cứt" in formal settings or with people you do not know well, as it may be considered rude. Instead, use "phân" or "chất thải" in such situations.

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noun

1. shit; Exerement; dung