hề hấn

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hề hấn

Sau vụ tai nạn, may mắn là mọi người đều không hề hấn gì.

Definition
  1. Adverb:
    • At all, in the slightest: Used in negative sentences to emphasize the complete absence of something or the lack of any effect, connection, or involvement.
    • Whatsoever, any: Serves as an intensifier in negations, meaning "not any" or "not at all."
Usage Examples
  • Adverb:
    • Anh ấy không hề hấn sau vụ tai nạn. (He was completely unharmed after the accident.)
    • Tôi chẳng hề hấn buồn chuyện đó. (I am not at all sad about that matter.)
    • Hai vấn đề này không hề hấn liên quan đến nhau. (These two issues are not in the slightest related to each other.)
Advanced Usage
  • "không hề hấn ": This is the most common fixed phrase. It means "completely unharmed/unaffected," "perfectly fine," or "not at all."
    • Chiếc xe không hề hấn sau va chạm nhẹ. (The car was completely unscathed after the minor collision.)
  • Used to strongly negate an adjective or verb, emphasizing zero degree or effect.
    • Lời chỉ trích chẳng hề hấn làm anh ấy nao núng. (The criticism did not in the least make him waver.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Hề (adv): A more common and standard synonym meaning "at all," used in negative constructions (e.g., = not at all).
  • Mảy may (adv): A literary synonym meaning "the slightest bit," also used in negatives (e.g., = not the slightest bit).
Synonyms
  • Chút nào: (Not) at all, (not) a bit.
  • nào: (Not) a little bit, (not) in the least.
  • cả: Whatsoever (often used as ).
Notes on Usage
  • "Hề hấn" is primarily a regional/dialectal word, more common in some Northern Vietnamese dialects. In standard formal writing, "hề" is preferred.
  • It is almost exclusively used in negative sentences with words like (not).
  • The structure is typically: Negative word + hề hấn + () + ...
  • It adds a strong, emphatic tone to the negation.
hề hấn

Sau vụ tai nạn, may mắn là mọi người đều không hề hấn gì.

  1. (tiếng địa phương) như hề