ruộng muối

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The Vietnamese word "ruộng muối" translates to "salt-marsh" in English.

Definition:

"Ruộng muối" refers to a specific type of land used for the production of salt. This area is typically by the sea or in a dry region where salt can be harvested from seawater or saline groundwater through evaporation.

Usage Instructions:

• "Ruộng muối" is a noun, so it is often used as the subject or object in a sentence.
• It can refer to both the physical land and the activity of salt production.

Example Sentence:

• "Chúng tôi đã đi tham quan ruộng muối ở miền Trung." (We went to visit the salt-marsh in Central Vietnam.)

Advanced Usage:

In a more advanced context, "ruộng muối" can be used to discuss agricultural practices, environmental impacts, or economic aspects related to salt production.

Word Variants:

• "Muối" means "salt," which is the root of the term.
• "Ruộng" generally means "field" or "land."
• You can combine "ruộng muối" with other words to describe specific types of salt fields, such as "ruộng muối tự nhiên" (natural salt-marsh) or "ruộng muối nhân tạo" (artificial salt-marsh).

Different Meanings:

While "ruộng muối" primarily refers to a salt-marsh, it does not have many other meanings in Vietnamese. However, each component of the phrase can have different meanings: - "Muối" can refer to salt in general, and it can also mean "sour" in terms of taste. - "Ruộng" can refer to any type of cultivated field, such as rice fields ("ruộng lúa").

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noun

1. salt-marsh