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mẻ

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The Vietnamese word "mẻ" has a few meanings and uses, which can be helpful for different contexts. Let's explore them:

Basic Definition:
  1. As a noun:

    • "Mẻ" can refer to a "good catch" in fishing, meaning a successful or abundant fishing trip.
    • Example: "Hôm nay chúng ta một mẻ lớn!" (Today we have a big catch of fish!)
  2. As an adjective:

    • "Mẻ" can mean "chipped" or "broken," often used to describe something that has been damaged or has a small piece broken off.
    • Example: "Cái chén này bị mẻ." (This bowl is chipped.)
Usage Instructions:
  • Noun Usage: Use "mẻ" when talking about fishing or a successful catch. It’s common in conversations about fishing trips or when discussing the day’s catch.
  • Adjective Usage: Use "mẻ" to describe items that are damaged or chipped. This can apply to dishes, glassware, or anything that can be chipped.
Advanced Usage:
  • In a fishing context, "mẻ" can be part of phrases like "mẻ lưới" (the net's catch), which refers to the amount of fish caught in one haul.
  • In more casual conversations, "mẻ" can be used metaphorically to describe other situations where something has been damaged or is not complete.
Word Variants:
  • "Mẻ" does not have many direct variants, but it can be combined with other words to create phrases, such as "mẻ " (catch of fish) or "mẻ đồ" (chipped item).
Different Meanings:
  • Primarily, "mẻ" is used in the contexts of fishing and describing damage. Understanding the context will help you grasp which meaning is being used.
Synonyms:
  • For the fishing context, synonyms include "" (fish) or "câu" (to fish).
  • For the chipped meaning, a synonym could be "vỡ" (broken) when referring to something that is broken more extensively.
Example Sentences:
  1. Fishing Context:
    • "Chúng ta đã một mẻ thành công hôm nay!" (We had a successful catch of fish today!)
adj
  1. chipped
    • làm mẻ
      to chip
noun
  1. hand
    • mẻ
      good hand of fish

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