hư hại

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The Vietnamese word "hư hại" means "damaged" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that has been harmed or impaired in some way, often referring to physical objects, but it can also apply to situations or relationships.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "hư hại" when you want to indicate that something is not in its original condition or has been negatively affected.
• It can describe various contexts, such as items that are broken, systems that are malfunctioning, or even emotional states that have been affected.

Examples:

1. Cái xe này bị hư hại sau vụ tai nạn.

   • This car is damaged after the accident.

2. Mưa lớn đã gây hư hại cho mùa màng.

   • The heavy rain has damaged the crops.

Advanced Usage:

• "Hư hại" can also be used in a broader context, such as:
  • Hư hại tài sản (damaged property)
  • Hư hại môi trường (environmental damage)
  • Hư hại tâm lý (psychological damage)

Word Variants:

• Hư: This means "to spoil" or "to ruin."
• Hại: This means "to harm" or "to damage."
• Together, they form "hư hại," emphasizing the idea of damage.

Different Meanings:

While "hư hại" primarily means "damaged," in certain contexts, it can also refer to: - Loss or detriment in a more abstract sense, like damage to one's reputation or trust.

Synonyms:

• Bị hỏng: This means "broken" or "not working."
• Thiệt hại: This means "loss" or "damage," often used in financial contexts.

Academic

adj

1. damaged