mỏ neo

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The Vietnamese word "mỏ neo" translates to "anchor" in English. An anchor is a heavy object, usually made of metal, that is used to hold a boat or ship in place in the water. It prevents the vessel from drifting away with the current or wind.

Usage Instructions:

• "Mỏ neo" is a noun and is used when talking about boats, ships, or any maritime context.
• It can also be used metaphorically in some contexts to describe something that provides stability or security.

Example:

• "Thuyền đã thả mỏ neo để không bị trôi." (The boat dropped the anchor so it wouldn’t drift away.)

Advanced Usage:

• In a figurative sense, "mỏ neo" can refer to a person or thing that provides support or stability in life. For example, you might say a friend is your "mỏ neo" during difficult times.

Word Variants:

• There aren’t many direct variants of "mỏ neo," but you could encounter phrases like:
  • "thả mỏ neo" (to drop anchor)
  • "kéo mỏ neo" (to lift anchor)

Different Meanings:

• While "mỏ neo" primarily refers to an anchor, in some contexts, it can also imply grounding or securing something in a broader sense.

Synonyms:

• A synonym for "mỏ neo" in Vietnamese might be "neo," which is a more general term for anchor. However, "mỏ neo" is the most commonly used term.

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noun

1. anchor. anchor