bỏ thây

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The Vietnamese word "bỏ thây" translates to "abandon" or "leave behind" in English. It carries a sense of leaving something behind, often with an implication of neglect or disregard. The phrase can be understood in a broader context, similar to "bỏ xác," which literally means "to leave the body" and implies a sense of giving up or discarding something.

Usage Instructions:

• "Bỏ thây" is typically used when you want to express the idea of abandoning something, whether it's a physical object, a responsibility, or even a relationship.
• It can be used in both casual and formal contexts, but it is often more common in spoken language.

Example:

1. Casual Usage:

   • "Tôi đã bỏ thây chiếc xe cũ."
   • (I have abandoned the old car.)

2. More Contextual Usage:

   • "Anh ta đã bỏ thây trách nhiệm của mình."
   • (He has abandoned his responsibilities.)

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, "bỏ thây" can also relate to emotional or philosophical concepts, such as abandoning one's dreams or aspirations. For instance: - "Cô ấy không nên bỏ thây ước mơ của mình." - (She should not abandon her dreams.)

Word Variants:

• "Bỏ" alone means "to leave" or "to abandon."
• "Thây" can refer to a body or a form, but in combination with "bỏ," it emphasizes the act of leaving something behind.

Different Meanings:

While "bỏ thây" primarily means to abandon or leave behind, it can also imply a more profound sense of giving up on something important. It can be used metaphorically to discuss emotional states or life choices.

Synonyms:

• "Bỏ" - to leave or abandon
• "Rời bỏ" - to forsake or desert
• "Từ bỏ" - to give up or renounce

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