đại hồng thủy

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The Vietnamese word "đại hồng thủy" refers to a "deluge," which means a large amount of water that suddenly floods an area or a very heavy rainstorm. It can also describe a situation where there is a significant overflow of water, often causing damage or destruction.

Usage Instructions:

• "Đại hồng thủy" is typically used in contexts related to natural disasters, weather events, or any situation involving overwhelming amounts of water.
• You can use it in both formal and informal conversations when discussing floods or heavy rain.

Example:

• "Mưa lớn trong đêm qua đã gây ra đại hồng thủy ở nhiều nơi trong thành phố." (The heavy rain last night caused a deluge in many areas of the city.)

Advanced Usage:

In literature or more poetic contexts, "đại hồng thủy" can be used metaphorically to describe overwhelming emotions or situations, much like a flood of feelings or events.

Word Variants:

• There are no direct variants of "đại hồng thủy," but related terms might include:
  • "lũ" (flood)
  • "mưa to" (heavy rain)

Different Meanings:

• While "đại hồng thủy" primarily refers to a deluge, it can also symbolize an overwhelming situation in a broader sense, such as an influx of information or a surge in a particular trend.

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1. Deluge