hàn xì

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The Vietnamese word "hàn xì" refers to "oxyacetylene welding," a process used to join metals together using a flame produced from burning a mixture of oxygen and acetylene gas. This technique is commonly used in various metalworking applications, such as construction, automotive repair, and metal fabrication.

Usage Instructions:

You can use "hàn xì" when discussing welding processes, tools, or when you want to refer to the act of welding with this specific method.

Example Sentence:

• "Người thợ đang thực hiện hàn xì để nối hai miếng kim loại lại với nhau." (The worker is performing oxyacetylene welding to join two pieces of metal together.)

Advanced Usage:

In professional or technical contexts, "hàn xì" can refer to specific types of welding techniques or equipment used in industrial applications. For example, you might discuss the advantages of oxyacetylene welding compared to other methods like MIG or TIG welding.

Word Variants:

• "Máy hàn xì" - oxyacetylene welding machine
• "Đèn hàn xì" - oxyacetylene torch
• "Que hàn xì" - welding rod used for oxyacetylene welding

Different Meanings:

While "hàn xì" primarily refers to the welding process, in a different context, it could also refer to the act of joining or repairing items, but this is less common.

Academic

1. Oxyacetylene welding
   • Đèn hàn xì 6 An oxyacetylene torch, an oxacetylene blowpipe