chuôm

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The Vietnamese word "chuôm" is a noun that primarily means "puddle" or "pool," especially in the context of fields or agriculture. It refers to a small area of water that collects in low-lying places, often after rain.

Basic Usage

1. In Agriculture: "Chuôm" can refer to puddles that form in rice fields or farmland.

   • Example: "Sau cơn mưa, trên cánh đồng có nhiều chuôm." (After the rain, there are many puddles in the fields.)

2. For Fish: "Chuôm" can also describe a small pool of water where fish can live, often created by branches dipped in water or natural depressions where water collects.

   • Example: "Chúng ta có thể thả cá vào chuôm này." (We can put fish in this pool.)

Advanced Usage

• In literature or poetry, "chuôm" can symbolize tranquility or the beauty of nature. It may evoke feelings of calmness or reflection.
• In discussions about environmental issues, people might refer to "chuôm" when talking about water conservation or the importance of maintaining natural water bodies.

Word Variants

• Chuôm nước: This phrase can be used to emphasize that it is a water pool, adding context to the type of puddle being discussed.
• Chuôm nhỏ: This means "small puddle," which can be useful when describing the size of the puddle.

Different Meanings

While "chuôm" primarily refers to puddles or pools, in some contexts, it might also imply: - A place for aquatic life: Similar to a small pond where various creatures can thrive. - An area with stagnant water: This can sometimes carry a negative connotation, indicating a place that might breed mosquitoes or be less desirable.

Synonyms

• Ao: This means "pond" and can refer to a larger body of water compared to "chuôm."
• Vũng: This means "puddle" and is often used interchangeably with "chuôm," although "vũng" can imply a smaller or shallower area of water.

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noun

1. Puddle, pool (in fields)
2. Branch dipped in water (for fish to live in)