The Vietnamese word "phụt" is a verb that means to eject, gush, spout, or jet something out quickly and with force. It often describes something bursting out suddenly or with power.
You can use "phụt" when talking about liquids, gases, or even sounds that come out strongly and rapidly.
"Phụt" can also refer to the sudden release of air or gas, as well as the strong sounds produced by things like fire or engines.
The word "phụt" can have a repeated form "phụn phụt," which adds emphasis on the nature of the action, often describing a sound associated with the action.
While "phụt" primarily refers to the action of ejecting or gushing, it can also be used in informal contexts to describe sudden actions or effects, such as a quick movement or a burst of energy.
Some synonyms for "phụt" include: - Vọt (to leap, to spring) - Phun (to spray or spout, often used in contexts of spraying liquids) - Tuôn (to pour forth, often used for liquids flowing out)
"Phụt" is a versatile word in Vietnamese that describes a strong, fast release of something, whether it's liquid, air, or sound.