sủi bọt

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The Vietnamese word "sủi bọt" is a verb that means "to bubble up." It often describes the action of bubbles forming and rising to the surface of a liquid. This can happen in various contexts, such as when water is boiling, when a carbonated drink is poured, or when certain reactions occur in chemistry.

Usage Instructions:

• "Sủi bọt" is typically used to describe liquids, so you would use it when talking about water, drinks, or any other liquid that can produce bubbles.
• It is commonly used in both everyday conversation and in more technical or scientific contexts.

Examples:

1. Everyday Context:

   • "Khi đun nước, nước sẽ sủi bọt."
   • (When boiling water, the water will bubble up.)

2. In Cooking:

   • "Khi nấu canh, bạn sẽ thấy nước sủi bọt."
   • (When cooking soup, you will see the water bubbling up.)

3. In Drinks:

   • "Khi bạn mở chai nước ngọt, nước sẽ sủi bọt."
   • (When you open a soda bottle, the drink will bubble up.)

Advanced Usage:

In a more advanced context, "sủi bọt" can also be used metaphorically to describe situations where something is rising quickly or becoming active, similar to how bubbles rise in a liquid. For example: - "Trong cuộc họp, ý tưởng mới của cô ấy đã sủi bọt và thu hút sự chú ý." - (In the meeting, her new idea bubbled up and attracted attention.)

Word Variants:

There are no direct variants of "sủi bọt," but it can be combined with other words to describe different types of bubbling: - "Sủi bọt khí" (bubbling gas) - "Sủi bọt nước" (bubbling water)

Different Meanings:

While "sủi bọt" primarily refers to bubbling in liquids, it can also imply excitement or energy in a situation, especially in informal usage.

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verb

1. to bubble up