ứa giọt

ứa giọt

Cây cối ứa giọt nước vào sáng sớm.

Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To exude in drops; to form or shed drops (of liquid): The primary meaning refers to the process where a liquid, such as water, sap, or resin, slowly emerges and forms droplets on a surface, often from a plant or a wound.
    • To well up (in the eyes): Used figuratively to describe tears beginning to form or collect in the eyes.
Usage Examples
  • Verb:
    • Nhựa cây ứa giọt trên thân cây bị chặt. (Tree sap exuded in drops on the chopped trunk.)
    • Nước ứa giọt từ những chiếc vào sáng sớm. (Water formed drops from the leaves in the early morning.)
    • Mắt ấy ứa giọt nước mắt khi nghe tin buồn. (Her eyes welled up with tears upon hearing the sad news.)
Advanced Usage
  • Scientific/Botanical Context: In botany, "ứa giọt" describes guttation, where plants exude water droplets from hydathodes, typically at leaf margins, due to root pressure.
    • Hiện tượng ứa giọt thường thấycây cà chua vào buổi sáng. (The phenomenon of guttation is often seen in tomato plants in the morning.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Ứa ra (v): to exude, to ooze out.

    • Mồ hôi ứa ra trên trán anh ta. (Sweat oozed out on his forehead.)
  • Giọt (n): a drop.

    • Một giọt nước. (A drop of water.)
Synonyms
  • Exude: to discharge slowly and steadily.
  • Ooze: to flow or leak out slowly.
  • Well up: (for tears) to start to flow.
Related Terms
  • Guttation (n): The botanical process of water excretion in droplets from plants.
  • Hydathode (n): A pore in leaves that exudes water during guttation.