vị

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The Vietnamese word "vị" has several meanings and uses, but primarily, it is a noun that translates to "taste" in English. It is often used in the context of describing flavors, especially when talking about food and drinks.

Basic Meaning:

1. Taste: It refers to the different sensations you experience when you eat or drink something.

Usage Instructions:

• "Vị" is commonly used to describe the specific flavors of food. You can pair it with adjectives to express what kind of taste you are referring to.

Examples:

• Basic Usage:
  • "Món này có vị ngọt." (This dish has a sweet taste.)
  • "Tôi thích vị chua của trái cây." (I like the sour taste of fruits.)

Advanced Usage:

• "Vị" can also be used in more abstract contexts, such as discussing the "taste" of an experience or a certain atmosphere.
  • Example: "Bữa tiệc này có vị vui tươi." (This party has a joyful atmosphere.)

Word Variants:

• "Vị giác": This means "taste sensation" or "sense of taste."
• "Vị của": This is a way to indicate the taste of something, e.g., "Vị của cà phê" (The taste of coffee).

Different Meanings:

• In addition to "taste," "vị" can refer to:
  • Position or Role: In certain contexts, "vị" can also mean "position" or "role" (e.g., "vị trí" means "position").
  • Item (in traditional medicine): In the context of traditional medicine, "vị" can refer to an ingredient or a component used in herbal remedies.

Synonyms:

• "Hương vị": This means "flavor," emphasizing the smell and taste together.
• "Vị ngon": This means "delicious taste."

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noun

1. taste
   • item (thuốc bắc)