móp mép

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The Vietnamese word "móp mép" refers to something that is badly dented or damaged, particularly in terms of its shape. It is often used to describe objects that have been physically deformed, like boxes or containers, but it can also describe other items that have lost their original form due to pressure or impact.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "móp mép" to describe physical objects that are dented or misshaped.
• It is commonly used in everyday conversations when discussing the condition of items.

Example:

• Cái hộp móp mép: "The box is badly dented."
• Chiếc xe hơi móp mép: "The car is badly dented."

Advanced Usage:

• In a more figurative sense, "móp mép" can be used to describe situations or conditions that are not in their ideal state. For example, you might say "Tâm trạng của tôi hôm nay móp mép" to mean "My mood today is off."

Word Variants:

• There are no direct variants of "móp mép," but you might encounter related words such as "móp" which means dented, and "mép" which refers to edge. Together, they emphasize the idea of being dented or misshaped.

Different Meanings:

• While "móp mép" primarily refers to physical damage, it can also metaphorically describe situations that have gone wrong or are not as expected.

Synonyms:

• Bẹp: This can also mean flattened or squished.
• Hư hỏng: Meaning damaged or broken, can be used for a broader range of items.

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1. Baddly dented
   • Cái hộp móp mép
     A badly deted box