Videodẫy

The Vietnamese verb dẫy is a powerful, literary term used to describe the rising or surging of water and emotions. While it is less common in everyday speech than words like dâng, it provides a vivid way to depict nature and intense internal feelings in written descriptions. This lesson covers the primary meanings of dẫy, including its use for river levels and tidal surges. You will also learn about its figurative application to anger and the common idiom for boiling blood. Watch the lesson to master this descriptive verb and distinguish it from similar-sounding words.