nuôi dưỡng
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Definition
- Verb:
- To bring up; to rear: To care for and support a child, animal, or living thing through its development to maturity. This involves providing food, shelter, education, and emotional support.
- To nurture; to foster: To encourage the growth, development, or maintenance of something abstract, such as a feeling, a talent, a relationship, or an idea.
Usage Examples
- Verb:
- Cha mẹ có trách nhiệm nuôi dưỡng con cái. (Parents have the responsibility to bring up their children.)
- Cô ấy nuôi dưỡng hy vọng trở thành bác sĩ. (She nurtures the hope of becoming a doctor.)
- Chúng ta cần nuôi dưỡng tình bạn. (We need to nurture our friendship.)
Advanced Usage
"nuôi dưỡng ý chí": to foster one's willpower or determination.
- Những khó khăn đã giúp nuôi dưỡng ý chí của anh ấy. (The difficulties helped to foster his willpower.)
"nuôi dưỡng tâm hồn": to nourish the soul.
- Âm nhạc có thể nuôi dưỡng tâm hồn. (Music can nourish the soul.)
Variants and Related Words
Nuôi nấng (v): To raise, to care for (often with a focus on the physical aspects of care).
- Bà ngoại đã nuôi nấng tôi từ nhỏ. (My grandmother raised me from a young age.)
Chăm sóc (v): To care for, to look after.
- Y tá chăm sóc bệnh nhân chu đáo. (The nurse cares for the patients meticulously.)
Synonyms
- Nurture: To care for and encourage growth or development.
- Foster: To promote the growth and development of.
- Raise: To bring up a child or animal.
- Sustain: To maintain or support over time.
Related Idioms
- Nuôi dưỡng mầm non: To nurture the young (often used literally for plants or metaphorically for young talents).
- Người thầy ấy đã dành cả đời để nuôi dưỡng mầm non nghệ thuật. (That teacher spent his whole life nurturing young artistic talents.)
verb
- to bring up; to rear