tịt

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The Vietnamese word "tịt" is an adjective that means "dud" or "not working" in English. It is often used to describe something that is ineffective, broken, or not functioning as expected.

Basic Usage:

You can use "tịt" when you want to describe an object or situation that has failed to work properly.

Advanced Usage:

In a more figurative sense, "tịt" can also describe a situation where someone is stuck or unable to think of a solution. For example, if someone is trying to come up with ideas but can't, you might say they are "tịt."

Word Variants:

• Tịt ngòi: This term is often used to describe a situation where a pen has run out of ink or is no longer writing.
• Tịt mũi: This phrase means "nasal congestion" or "stuffy nose," indicating that someone's nose is blocked.

Different Meanings:

While "tịt" primarily means "dud" or "not working," it can also imply being stuck or unable to proceed in various contexts, such as a creative block or a problem-solving situation.

Synonyms:

• Hỏng: This word means "broken" or "damaged."
• Chết: It means "dead," but can also imply something that is no longer functioning.
• Tắc: This means "blocked" and can refer to something being obstructed.

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adj

1. dud