đống

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The Vietnamese word "đống" is a noun that translates to "pile" or "heap" in English. It is used to describe a large quantity of something that is stacked or collected together in one place.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "đống" to refer to various things that are gathered in a pile, such as sand, clothes, or leaves.
• It is often used with a specific noun to indicate what is being piled up.

Examples:

1. đống cát - heap of sand

   • Example sentence: "Chúng ta cần một đống cát để xây dựng." (We need a heap of sand to build.)

2. đống quần áo - pile of clothes

   • Example sentence: "Tôi có một đống quần áo cần giặt." (I have a pile of clothes that need washing.)

3. đống lá - heap of leaves

   • Example sentence: "Trẻ em thích nhảy vào đống lá." (Children love to jump into a heap of leaves.)

Advanced Usage:

• In a more abstract sense, "đống" can also be used metaphorically to describe a large amount of something, such as work or problems.
  • Example: "Tôi có một đống công việc phải làm." (I have a pile of work to do.)

Word Variants:

• "đống" can also be used in different contexts to convey various meanings, such as "đống tiền" (pile of money) or "đống sách" (pile of books).

Different Meanings:

• While "đống" primarily means a pile or heap, in some contexts, it can imply a chaotic or disorganized collection of items.

Academic

noun

1. pile; heap
   • đống cát
     heap of sand