cà rốt

Friendly

The Vietnamese word "cà rốt" means "carrot" in English. It refers to a long, orange vegetable that is crunchy and often eaten raw in salads or cooked in various dishes.

Usage Instructions:

• "Cà rốt" is a noun, and you can use it in sentences to talk about this vegetable.
• You can use it in both singular and plural forms, though in Vietnamese, the context usually clarifies whether you are talking about one or many.

Example Sentences:

1. Simple Sentence: Tôi thích ăn cà rốt. (I like to eat carrots.)
2. Question: Bạn có mua cà rốt không? (Did you buy carrots?)
3. In a Recipe: Bạn cần cà rốt để làm món salad. (You need carrots to make the salad.)

Advanced Usage:

You can use "cà rốt" in more complex sentences or idiomatic expressions. For example: - "Cà rốt là một loại rau củ rất tốt cho sức khỏe." (Carrots are a type of vegetable that is very good for health.) - "Cà rốt có thể chế biến thành nhiều món ăn khác nhau." (Carrots can be prepared in many different dishes.)

Word Variants:

• Cà rốt nướng: Roasted carrot
• Nước ép cà rốt: Carrot juice
• Salad cà rốt: Carrot salad

Different Meanings:

In a literal sense, "cà rốt" specifically refers to the vegetable. However, it might not have different meanings in idiomatic expressions in Vietnamese, unlike some other words.

Synonyms:

While "cà rốt" is the standard term, there are no direct synonyms in Vietnamese. However, you could refer to it descriptively as: - Rau củ màu cam (orange vegetable) – though this is not commonly used.

Academic

noun

1. Carrot
   • củ cà rốt