bão hoà

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The Vietnamese word "bão hoà" translates to "saturated" in English. It is often used in various contexts to describe something that is completely filled or soaked with a substance, or to indicate that a market or situation has reached its maximum capacity.

Usage Instructions:

• "Bão hoà" can be used as an adjective to describe physical states (like liquids being soaked) or metaphorical states (like markets or situations).
• It is important to use "bão hoà" when you want to express that something cannot absorb or contain any more.

Example:

1. Physical Context:

   • "Cái khăn này đã bão hoà nước."
   • (This towel is saturated with water.)

2. Market Context:

   • "Thị trường bất động sản đã bão hoà."
   • (The real estate market has become saturated.)

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, "bão hoà" can also refer to situations in economics or marketing where there are too many similar products, leading to a decline in demand. For example, "Ngành công nghiệp này đang ở trạng thái bão hoà" means "This industry is in a saturated state."

Word Variants:

• "Bão hoà" can be combined with other words to create phrases, such as "bão hoà thị trường" (market saturation) or "bão hoà cảm xúc" (emotional saturation).

Different Meanings:

While "bão hoà" primarily means "saturated," it can also imply a state of being overwhelmed or having too much of something, such as information or choices.

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adj

1. Saturated