vật

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The Vietnamese word "vật" has several meanings and can be used in different contexts. Here’s a detailed explanation:

Meaning:

1. As a noun:

   • Thing/Object: "Vật" commonly refers to a physical item or object. It can mean anything from a simple item like a pen to more complex objects like furniture or machinery.

2. As a verb:

   • To Wrestle/Wrestling: In the context of physical activity, "vật" can mean to wrestle. This is often used in sports or martial arts.
   • To Slaughter: It can also mean to slaughter, especially in the context of animals for food.
   • To Shake Violently: "Vật" can refer to shaking something violently, like shaking a bottle to mix its contents.

Usage Instructions:

• As a noun: Use "vật" when you want to refer to any object or thing. It’s often used in everyday conversation.
• As a verb: Use "vật" when discussing activities related to wrestling, slaughtering animals, or shaking something.

Examples:

1. Noun:

   • "Cái vật này rất nặng." (This thing is very heavy.)

2. Verb:

   • "Chúng tôi đã vật nhau trong giải đấu." (We wrestled in the tournament.)
   • "Họ đã vật một con lợn để làm thịt." (They slaughtered a pig for meat.)
   • "Gió đã vật cây cối." (The wind shook the trees violently.)

Advanced Usage:

• In a philosophical context, "vật" can sometimes refer to concepts of materialism or physicality, as in discussions about the nature of reality and existence.
• In sports contexts, "vật" can be used to describe various wrestling techniques or styles.

Word Variants:

• "Vật chất" (material): Referring to physical matter or substances.
• "Vật phẩm" (artifact): Referring to objects with cultural or historical significance.

Different Meanings:

• Vật can also imply different levels of importance or value based on context. For example, "vật quý" means a precious object.

Synonyms:

• For "thing/object": đồ (thing), món (item).
• For "wrestle": đấu vật (wrestling).
• For "slaughter": giết (to kill), thịt (to butcher).

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noun

1. thing, object

verb

1. to wrestle wrestling to slaughter to shake violently