cháo ám
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Definition
- Noun:
- Fish gruel: A type of Vietnamese porridge or congee made primarily with fish and rice, often seasoned with herbs and spices. It is a savory dish, typically served as a meal, especially for breakfast or when one is feeling unwell.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Sáng nay tôi ăn một bát cháo ám. (This morning, I ate a bowl of fish gruel.)
- Cháo ám là món ăn bổ dưỡng và dễ tiêu. (Fish gruel is a nutritious and easily digestible dish.)
Advanced Usage
- "nấu cháo ám": to cook fish gruel.
- Bà tôi thường nấu cháo ám khi tôi bị cảm. (My grandmother often cooks fish gruel when I have a cold.)
Variants and Related Words
- Cháo: (n) Congee, porridge, rice gruel. This is the general term.
- Cháo cá: (n) Fish congee. A very close synonym, often used interchangeably with "cháo ám".
Synonyms
- Fish congee: A direct English translation describing the dish.
- Fish porridge: Another common English term for this type of savory rice dish with fish.
Related Phrases
- Ăn cháo ám giải cảm: To eat fish gruel to relieve a cold.
- Mẹ bảo ăn cháo ám giải cảm rất tốt. (Mother said eating fish gruel to relieve a cold is very good.)
- Fish gruel