huýt

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The Vietnamese word "huýt" is a verb that means "to whistle." Whistling is when a person makes a high-pitched sound by forcing air through their lips or teeth.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "huýt" when you want to describe the action of whistling, whether it's to get someone's attention, express joy, or simply for fun.
• It’s commonly used in both casual conversations and in songs or poetry.

Example:

• Sử dụng: "Cô ấy huýt sáo khi đi bộ về nhà."
  • Translation: "She whistles while walking home."

Advanced Usage:

• "Huýt" can also be used metaphorically in literature or music to convey emotions or to describe an action that is light-hearted or carefree.
• You might come across phrases like "huýt sáo để xua tan buồn phiền," which means "to whistle to chase away sadness."

Word Variants:

• "Huýt sáo": This is a common phrase that specifically means "to whistle." "Sáo" means "flute" or "whistle," so together they emphasize the act of whistling.

Different Meanings:

• While "huýt" primarily means "to whistle," in some contexts, it can also imply a quick or sharp sound made by other means, such as “huýt” as in making a sound to signal or call someone.

Synonyms:

• "Hú": This can also mean to call or to make a loud sound, though it’s less specific than "huýt."
• "Thổi": This means "to blow" and can be used in the context of blowing air to create sound, but it's broader and can refer to blowing in general, not just whistling.

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verb

1. whistle