oắt

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The Vietnamese word "oắt" is an adjective that means "puny" or "small." It is often used to describe something or someone that is small in size, weak, or lacking strength.

Usage Instructions:

• "Oắt" can be used in both formal and informal contexts, but it is more commonly used in casual conversations.
• It is often used to describe children or small animals, but it can also refer to objects that are small or fragile.

Examples:

1. Describing a Child:
   • "Đứa trẻ này thật oắt." (This child is really puny.)
2. Describing an Animal:
   • "Con mèo này rất oắt." (This cat is very small.)
3. Describing an Object:
   • "Cái bàn này oắt quá." (This table is too small.)

Advanced Usage:

• "Oắt" can also imply a sense of being weak or not fully developed. For example, if someone is not as strong or capable as others, you might say:
  • "Cậu ấy oắt hơn mọi người." (He is weaker than everyone else.)

Word Variants:

• Oắt con: This phrase specifically refers to a small child or a little kid. It emphasizes youthfulness.
• Oắt oắn: This is a playful or affectionate term that can also imply being small or cute.

Different Meanings:

• "Oắt" can also be used in a more derogatory way to imply someone is inexperienced or immature, especially in certain contexts.

Synonyms:

• Nhỏ: This means "small" and can be used in a similar context.
• Yếu: Meaning "weak," although this has a slightly different focus.

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adj

1. puny