chưởi

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The Vietnamese word "chưởi" generally means "to curse" or "to swear." It refers to the act of using offensive language or insults, often expressing anger or frustration.

Usage Instructions:

• "Chưởi" can be used in both informal and formal contexts, but it is typically considered impolite or offensive, so it's best to use it with caution.

Example:

• "Khi tức giận, anh ấy thường chưởi." (When he gets angry, he often curses.)

Advanced Usage:

In a more nuanced context, "chưởi" can also refer to expressing strong feelings or emotions through harsh words, not just limited to swearing but also including insults directed at someone.

Word Variants:

• Chửi: A more common form of the verb, often used interchangeably with "chưởi."
• Chửi rủa: This means to insult or to curse someone in a more intense manner.

Different Meanings:

• While "chưởi" primarily means to curse, it can also imply scolding or reprimanding someone harshly. For example, a parent might "chửi" their child for misbehavior.

Synonyms:

• Nguyền rủa: To curse someone, often with a desire for them to suffer.
• Mắng: To scold or reprimand someone, which can also carry a connotation of using harsh language.

Note:

Using "chưởi" or its variants can have different impacts depending on the context and the relationship between the speakers.

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1. Như chửi