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The Vietnamese word "úng" primarily means "waterlogged" or "wet," and it is used to describe something that has absorbed too much water or is overly saturated.

Basic Meaning:

• Waterlogged: Refers to something that is excessively filled with water, such as soil, land, or other materials that cannot drain properly.

Usage Instructions:

• "úng" is generally used as an adjective. You can use it to describe places, objects, or conditions that are overly wet or saturated, often due to rain or flooding.

Examples:

1. Cánh đồng này bị úng sau cơn mưa lớn.
   (This field is waterlogged after the heavy rain.)

2. Đường phố úng nước sau bão.
   (The streets are waterlogged after the storm.)

Advanced Usage:

In a more advanced context, "úng" can also be used metaphorically to describe situations or emotions where something is overwhelmed or burdened, similar to being "flooded" with feelings or responsibilities.

Word Variants:

• "úng" can be modified with other words to create phrases, such as:
  • Đất úng (waterlogged soil)
  • Nước úng (waterlogged water)

Different Meanings:

While "úng" primarily means "waterlogged," its usage can vary slightly based on context. For example, it could refer to: - Soil conditions: where the ground is too wet for farming. - Emotional states: when someone feels overwhelmed by their feelings or responsibilities.

Synonyms:

• Ngập: This word means "flooded" and can be used in similar contexts, though it often implies a more severe situation than "úng."
• Ướt: Meaning "wet," this is a more general term but can sometimes overlap with "úng" in describing something damp or moist.

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adj

1. waterlogged