lóa

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The Vietnamese word "lóa" is a verb that means "to dazzle" or "to blind temporarily." It is often used to describe a strong light that makes it difficult to see clearly, or a situation that creates a sense of amazement or overwhelming beauty.

Usage Instructions

• "Lóa" is typically used in contexts where something bright or shiny makes it hard to see or where something is so beautiful that it captivates someone completely.
• You can use "lóa" with the phrase "lóa mắt," which means "to dazzle the eyes."

Example

• Lóa mắt: "Ánh đèn quá sáng khiến tôi lóa mắt." (The bright light made me dazzle my eyes.)
• Lóa (used without "mắt"): "Cảnh sắc mùa thu ở đây thật lóa." (The autumn scenery here is truly dazzling.)

Advanced Usage

• "Lóa" can also be used metaphorically to describe a feeling of being overwhelmed by something beautiful or impressive. For example, "Tôi bị lóa bởi tài năng của cô ấy." (I was dazzled by her talent.)

Word Variants

• Lóa mắt: to dazzle the eyes
• Lóa lên: to shine brightly or to become dazzling

Different Meanings

While "lóa" primarily refers to dazzling due to brightness, it can also convey a sense of being overwhelmed by beauty or brilliance in a broader sense.

Academic

verb

1. to dazzle
   • lóa mắt
     to dazzle the eyes