The Vietnamese phrase "làm mẫu" translates to "to serve as a model" or "to serve as an example" in English. It is often used in contexts where someone or something is demonstrating the correct way to do or make something, providing a standard or reference for others to follow.
In a Classroom Setting:
In a Cooking Context:
In advanced contexts, "làm mẫu" can imply setting a standard for others to aspire to. For instance, in business or leadership discussions, one might say: - "Ông ấy luôn làm mẫu cho nhân viên của mình." (He always serves as a model for his employees.)
While "làm mẫu" primarily means "to serve as a model," it can also imply: - Performing a task to show others how to do it. - Acting as a reference point for quality or style.