khát

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The Vietnamese word "khát" is an adjective that means "thirsty" in English. It is used to describe the feeling of needing or wanting to drink something, usually water.

Basic Usage:

• Context: You would use "khát" when you feel dry in your mouth or when you want a drink.
• Example:
  • "Tôi khát nước." (I am thirsty.)

Advanced Usage:

• You can use "khát" in various contexts to express different levels of thirst. For example:
  • "Tôi rất khát." (I am very thirsty.)
  • "Chúng tôi khát nước lạnh." (We are thirsty for cold water.)

Word Variants:

1. Khát nước: This phrase specifically means "thirsty for water."
2. Khát khao: This can mean "to yearn for" or "to crave" something, extending the meaning beyond just physical thirst to emotional or spiritual longing.

Different Meanings:

While "khát" primarily means "thirsty," it can also imply a deeper craving for something non-physical, such as knowledge or experiences.

Synonyms:

• Khát khao (to yearn): This implies a strong desire or craving.
• Uống nước (to drink water): While not a synonym, it is related, as drinking water is the action taken when you are "khát."

Example Sentences:

1. "Sau khi chạy bộ, tôi rất khát." (After running, I am very thirsty.) 2.

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adj

1. thirsty