cán chổi

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The Vietnamese word "cán chổi" means "broomstick" in English. It refers specifically to the long handle of a broom, which is used to sweep floors or clean surfaces.

Usage Instructions:

• Basic Usage: "cán chổi" is a noun and is used to talk about the part of a broom that you hold.
• Simple Sentence: You can use it in sentences like: "Cán chổi rất dài." (The broomstick is very long.)

Example:

• "Tôi cần mua một cái cán chổi mới." (I need to buy a new broomstick.)

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, "cán chổi" can be used metaphorically to describe something that is long and straight, or to refer to an object that is used to lead or guide, similar to how a broomstick is used to sweep away dirt.

Word Variants:

• Cán: This word means "handle" and can be used with other tools or objects, e.g., "cán dao" (knife handle).
• Chổi: This means "broom" and can be combined with other words to describe different types of brooms.

Different Meanings:

While "cán chổi" specifically refers to the broomstick, if you separate the words: - "Cán" can refer to the handle of various objects. - "Chổi" can refer to different cleaning tools, not just brooms, but also brushes.

Synonyms:

• There are no direct synonyms for "cán chổi," but you might use "cán" in general contexts. For example, "cán dụng cụ" means "tool handle," which shares the same concept of a long handle.

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noun

1. broomstick