cơ trời

cơ trời

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Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The mystery of nature; the workings of Heaven: Refers to the profound, often inscrutable principles, mechanisms, or will of Heaven/Nature that govern the universe and human fate. It implies something deep, secret, and beyond full human comprehension.
    • Heaven's secret/design; divine plan: The hidden plan or intention of the heavens, often related to destiny or the unfolding of events beyond human control.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • trời thật khó lường. (The ways of Heaven are truly unpredictable.)
    • Sự thành bại đều do trời định đoạt. (Success and failure are both determined by the will of Heaven.)
    • Đó một sự sắp đặt của trời. (That is an arrangement of divine providence.)
Advanced Usage
  • "huyền nhiệm của trời": the mystery of Heaven's workings.

    • Vũ trụ ẩn chứa những huyền nhiệm của trời. (The universe contains the mysteries of Heaven's workings.)
  • "theo ý trời": according to Heaven's will.

    • Mọi việc cứ để thuận theo ý trời. (Let all things follow according to Heaven's will.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Thiên (n): A synonym, literally "Heaven's mechanism/secret," with the same meaning as " trời."

    • Thiên bất khả lộ. (Heaven's secrets must not be revealed.)
  • Máy trời (n): An older or more literary variant, also meaning "the mechanism of Heaven."

    • Máy trời huyền diệu. (The mechanism of Heaven is marvelous.)
Synonyms
  • Divine will: ý trời, ý trời.
  • Providence: sự quan phòng.
  • The mystery of the universe: huyền của vũ trụ.
Related Phrases
  • "Lộ trời" / "Tiết lộ thiên ": To reveal Heaven's secret (often with negative consequences implied).
    • Không nên nói ra, kẻo lộ trời. (You shouldn't speak it, lest you reveal Heaven's secret.)
Related Idioms
  • " trời dường ấy": An idiom expressing that such is the mysterious way of Heaven; often used to comment on an unexpected or ironic turn of events.
    • Người tốt lại gặp nhiều tai ương, đúng trời dường ấy. (A good person encounters many calamities; such is indeed the way of Heaven.)