The Vietnamese word "ứa" is a verb that means "to overflow" or "to run." It describes the action of a liquid spilling over the edge of a container or flowing out of something.
You can use "ứa" when talking about liquids that are too full or when something is spilling.
In a more figurative sense, "ứa" can also refer to emotions or feelings that are overwhelming or spilling out, such as tears or joy.
The word "ứa" can also be used in different contexts with a slight change in meaning, often combined with other words: - Ứa máu - to bleed profusely (literally "overflowing blood") - Ứa nước mắt - to cry a lot (literally "overflowing tears")
While "ứa" primarily refers to overflowing liquids, it can also imply a sense of excess or abundance in other contexts, such as feelings or emotions that cannot be contained.
Some synonyms for "ứa" include: - Tràn - to spill or overflow - Chảy - to flow (though this is more general and can refer to any kind of flow, not just overflow)
In summary, "ứa" is a versatile verb used primarily to describe the action of overflowing or running liquid.