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The Vietnamese verb xách primarily describes the action of carrying an object by its handle, allowing it to hang down from the hand. While it is the go-to word for handbags and suitcases, its utility extends far beyond simple luggage. You will encounter it in various physical contexts, from pulling something upwards to the specific way one might carry a backpack before heading out on a road trip. Beyond the physical act of carrying, this word appears in fascinating idiomatic expressions and slang. Why would someone be described as not worthy to carry another person's shoes, and what does it mean to carry water while waiting for an elephant? Understanding these nuances helps you distinguish this term from more general verbs like mang or cầm. Watch the full lesson to master these natural combinations and idiomatic uses.
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