The Vietnamese word "nhụt" refers to the idea of something being "dampened" or "weakened." It can describe both physical and emotional states. Here’s a breakdown to help you understand its usage better:
Dampened: When something is made less intense or is reduced in strength or effectiveness.
Weakened: To lose strength or enthusiasm.
"Nhụt" can also be used metaphorically to describe situations where someone's ambitions or goals become less intense or where their motivations are affected by external factors. For example: - "Áp lực công việc có thể nhụt đi sự sáng tạo của bạn." (Work pressure can dampen your creativity.)
While "nhụt" primarily conveys the idea of dampening or weakening, it can also imply a loss of enthusiasm or drive, especially in emotional contexts.