hoan hô

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The Vietnamese word "hoan hô" is a verb that means "to cheer" or "to acclaim." It is often used when expressing enthusiasm, support, or approval for someone or something. You might use "hoan hô" during a celebration, when someone achieves something great, or when a performance is particularly impressive.

Usage Instructions:

• "Hoan hô" is typically used in contexts where you want to show excitement or praise.
• It can be used in both formal and informal settings.

Examples:

1. In a Celebration:

   • "Mọi người hoan hô khi đội bóng của chúng ta thắng trận."
   • (Everyone cheered when our team won the match.)

2. In a Performance:

   • "Khán giả hoan hô sau khi nghệ sĩ kết thúc bài hát."
   • (The audience cheered after the artist finished the song.)

Advanced Usage:

In more complex sentences, "hoan hô" can be used to express a broader range of emotions. For instance, you might say: - "Chúng ta hãy hoan hô những nỗ lực của họ." - (Let’s cheer for their efforts.)

Word Variants:

• Hoan hô can be used in different tenses or contexts, but it remains as "hoan hô." For instance, you can use it in the past tense by saying "đã hoan hô" (cheered) to describe something that happened previously.

Different Meanings:

While "hoan hô" primarily means to cheer or acclaim, it can also carry a sense of jubilation or celebration, especially in contexts of victory or achievement.

Synonyms:

1. Tán thưởng - to applaud
2. Khích lệ - to encourage 3.

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verb

1. to cheer; to acclaim (in wood)