quắc thước

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The Vietnamese word "quắc thước" is an adjective that describes someone who is very healthy, strong, and vigorous. When you say someone is "quắc thước," you mean they have a robust physical state and appear full of life and energy.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "quắc thước" to describe people, especially when you want to emphasize their good health or physical condition.
• It is often used in positive contexts, so make sure to use it when you want to compliment someone's health.

Example:

• "Ông ấy rất quắc thước cho dù đã ngoài 70 tuổi." (He is very hale and hearty even though he is over 70 years old.)

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, you might find "quắc thước" used in discussions about fitness or lifestyle. For instance, you could say: - "Những người tập thể dục thường xuyên thường quắc thước hơn."
(People who exercise regularly are often healthier.)

Word Variants:

While "quắc thước" is a complete term on its own, you may encounter related words that describe health and vitality: - "Khỏe mạnh" (healthy) - "Dẻo dai" (flexible, resilient)

Different Meanings:

In general usage, "quắc thước" strictly refers to good health. There are no significant variations in meaning; it consistently conveys the idea of strength and vigor.

Academic

adj

1. hale and hearty