trám

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The Vietnamese word "trám" can serve as both a verb and a noun, and it has a few meanings depending on the context.

Basic Meaning:

1. As a Verb:
   • The primary meaning of "trám" is to caulk, to stop, to close, or to fill. This is often used in the context of sealing something to prevent leaks or filling a cavity, such as a tooth.

Usage Instructions:

• When you want to describe the action of sealing something up or filling a hole or gap, you can use "trám."
• It is commonly used in construction or repair contexts, as well as in dental situations.

Example Sentences:

1. Construction Context:

   • "Chúng ta cần trám các khe hở trên tường."

2. Dental Context:

   • "Bác sĩ đã trám chiếc răng bị sâu của tôi."

Advanced Usage:

• You can also use "trám" in a more metaphorical sense, for example, when talking about stopping a problem or issue from spreading:
  • "Cần trám những vấn đề này trước khi chúng trở nên nghiêm trọng."

Word Variants:

• Trám miệng: This phrase means "to fill a tooth" specifically in a dental context.
• Trám bít: This can mean "to seal completely" or "to fill up."

Different Meanings:

• "Trám" can also refer to a type of fruit called "trám," specifically the "trám đen" (black nut) or "trám trắng" (white nut), which are used in cooking. However, this is a different context than the verb meaning.

Synonyms:

Some synonyms include: - Bịt: to cover or block. - Đậy: to cover, often used when talking about lids or tops.

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verb

1. to cault, to stop, to close; to fill (tooth)