dị vật

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The Vietnamese word "dị vật" is a noun that can be translated as "strange thing" or "extraneous body." It refers to something that is unusual, odd, or not typically found in a particular context. This term can be used in various situations, such as describing an object that seems out of place or something that doesn't conform to the norm.

Usage Instructions:

• Context: "dị vật" can be used in both everyday conversations and more specialized contexts, such as medicine or science.
• Formality: It is relatively neutral in tone, making it suitable for both casual and formal discussions.

Example:

1. In a casual context:

   • "Tôi thấy một dị vật trong cái hộp." (I saw a strange thing in the box.)

2. In a scientific context:

   • "Bác sĩ đã phát hiện ra dị vật trong cơ thể bệnh nhân." (The doctor discovered an extraneous body in the patient's body.)

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, "dị vật" can be used in discussions about physics, biology, or even in philosophical debates about what constitutes normality or anomaly. For example: - "Trong tự nhiên, dị vật có thể ảnh hưởng đến hệ sinh thái."
(In nature, strange things can affect the ecosystem.)

Word Variants:

There aren’t direct variants of "dị vật," but understanding the components can help: - "dị": means strange or unusual. - "vật": means thing or object.

Different Meanings:

While "dị vật" primarily means "strange thing," it can also imply: - An object that is foreign or not belonging to the usual set of items in a specific environment. - In medical terms, it can refer to foreign bodies that may cause issues in the human body.

Synonyms:

1. "vật lạ": another term for strange or unusual object.
2. "đồ vật": while it means "object," it doesn't carry the same connotation of strangeness as "dị vật" does.

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noun

1. strange thing; extraneous body