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dễ bể

Chiếc ly thủy tinh này rất dễ bể, con cầm cẩn thận nhé.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Fragile; brittle: "dễ bể" describes an object that is easily broken, cracked, or shattered, often because it is thin, delicate, or made of a rigid material like glass, ceramic, or certain plastics. It implies low resistance to physical stress or impact.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • Cái ly này làm bằng thủy tinh mỏng nên rất dễ bể. (This cup is made of thin glass, so it is very fragile.)
    • Đồ sứ thường đẹp nhưng cũng dễ bể. (Porcelain is often beautiful but also brittle.)
    • Hãy cẩn thận khi vận chuyển, món hàng này dễ bể lắm. (Be careful when transporting it; this item is very breakable.)
Advanced Usage
  • "dễ bể vỡ": This is a common reinforcing phrase where "vỡ" (to break) emphasizes the state of being easily shattered.
    • Những giấc mơ thời trẻ đôi khi dễ bể vỡ. (The dreams of youth are sometimes fragile.)
  • Used metaphorically to describe something abstract that is easily damaged or ruined, such as a dream, peace, or a relationship.
    • Sự yên bìnhđây thật dễ bể. (The peace here is so fragile.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Dễ vỡ (adj): Breakable; fragile. Often used interchangeably with "dễ bể," though "dễ bể" can sometimes imply a more brittle, snapping break, while "dễ vỡ" is more general for breaking into pieces.
  • Mong manh (adj): Delicate, frail, tenuous. Often used for abstract concepts (e.g., hopes, health) but can also describe physical thinness. It emphasizes vulnerability more than the specific act of breaking.
  • Giòn (adj): Crispy, brittle (for food); or a brittle, crisp sound. Used for things that break with a snap, often edible.
Synonyms
  • Fragile: Easily broken or damaged.
  • Brittle: Hard but liable to break or shatter easily (like dry wood or glass).
  • Breakable: Capable of being broken (a more general term).
Related Phrases (Phrasal Verbs)

Note: "Dễ bể" is an adjective phrase, so it does not have phrasal verbs. However, here are common verb phrases related to breaking. - Làm bể: To break (something). - Đứa bé lỡ tay làm bể cái bình. (The child accidentally broke the vase.) - Bị bể: To be/become broken. - Cái đĩa bị bể khi rơi xuống sàn. (The plate broke when it fell on the floor.)

Related Idioms
  • "Mong manh như bong bóng phòng": As fragile as a soap bubble. Used to describe something extremely delicate and easily destroyed.
    • Hạnh phúc ấy mong manh như bong bóng phòng. (That happiness is as fragile as a soap bubble.)
  • "Dễ vỡ như thủy tinh": As breakable as glass. A simile emphasizing extreme fragility.
    • Lòng tin đôi khi dễ vỡ như thủy tinh. (Trust is sometimes as fragile as glass.)
dễ bể

Chiếc ly thủy tinh này rất dễ bể, con cầm cẩn thận nhé.

  1. fragile; brittle

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