nhân ái

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The Vietnamese word "nhân ái" is an adjective that translates to "compassionate" or "humane" in English. It describes a person who shows kindness, empathy, and concern for others, especially in times of need or suffering.

Usage Instructions:

You can use "nhân ái" to describe someone’s character, actions, or feelings. It often relates to how a person treats others, showing warmth and understanding.

Example:

• Simple Usage: "Cô ấy rất nhân ái." (She is very compassionate.)
• Contextual Usage: "Trong những lúc khó khăn, chúng ta cần phải thể hiện sự nhân ái." (In difficult times, we need to show compassion.)

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, "nhân ái" can be used in discussions about social issues, humanitarian efforts, or in literature to describe the qualities of a character or the themes of a story.

Word Variants:

• Nhân đạo: This term is similar and means "humane" or "humanitarian," often used in a broader context related to human rights and welfare.
• Nhân từ: This means "merciful" or "kind," emphasizing forgiveness and tolerance.

Different Meanings:

While "nhân ái" primarily denotes compassion and kindness, it can also imply a degree of moral responsibility toward others, suggesting that being humane is not just about feelings but also about actions.

Synonyms:

• Từ bi: This means "compassionate" and is often used in a spiritual or religious context.
• Hào hiệp: This means "generous" or "noble" and can relate to actions that reflect a compassionate spirit.

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adj

1. compassionate, humane