mê muội

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The Vietnamese word "mê muội" is an adjective that describes someone who is dull-witted or slow to understand things. It conveys a sense of being confused or lost in thought, often lacking clarity or sharpness in thinking.

Usage Instructions:

• "Mê muội" is commonly used to describe a state of mind where someone is not fully aware of their surroundings or is unable to think clearly.
• It can be used in both serious and casual contexts, but it is often considered a negative description.

Examples:

1. Simple Example:

   • "Anh ấy đang mê muội trong công việc."
   • Translation: "He is dull-witted in his work."

2. Advanced Example:

   • "Sau khi nghe tin sốc, cô ấy trở nên mê muội và không biết phải làm gì tiếp theo."
   • Translation: "After hearing the shocking news, she became dull-witted and didn’t know what to do next."

Word Variants:

• Mê muội hóa: This term can be used to indicate the process of becoming dull-witted or confused.
• Người mê muội: This phrase means "a dull-witted person" and can be used to describe someone who often lacks understanding.

Different Meanings:

While "mê muội" primarily describes dull-wittedness, it can also imply being mesmerized or entranced in a more poetic or metaphorical sense. In this context, it suggests that a person is so absorbed in something that they lose touch with reality.

Synonyms:

• Ngớ ngẩn: Silly or foolish.
• Đần độn: Stupid or slow-witted.
• Hẫng hụt: Disoriented or lost in thought.

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adj

1. dull-witted