The Vietnamese word "ộc" generally means to flow out or stream out, often used to describe a liquid flowing rapidly from a source. It is commonly associated with strong or sudden movements of liquid, such as blood or water.
In more advanced contexts, "ộc" can be used in a figurative sense to describe anything that comes out suddenly or in large quantities. It can also denote a rapid release of emotions or feelings.
While "ộc" itself is quite specific, it can be combined with other words to create phrases or express different contexts: - "Đổ ộc" (to pour out suddenly) - "Chảy ộc" (to flow out rapidly)
In some contexts, "ộc" can also imply the idea of an overflow, not just in a literal sense, but also in emotional situations, such as someone crying or expressing their feelings strongly.
Some synonyms that convey similar meanings are: - "Chảy" (to flow) - "Tràn" (to overflow) - "Rò" (to leak)
The word "ộc" is useful when you want to describe something that flows out quickly or in a large amount.