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The Vietnamese word "ì" is a verb that describes a state of being inert or sluggish. It conveys the idea of something or someone lacking energy, movement, or motivation.

Usage Instructions:

• Basic Usage: You can use "ì" to describe a person, animal, or even an object that is not moving or responding quickly.
• Sentence Structure: In a sentence, "ì" can be used with a subject to indicate that the subject is slow or lethargic.

Example:

1. Basic Example:
   • "Con mèo nằm ì trên ghế."
   • (The cat is lying lazily on the chair.)

Advanced Usage:

• You can use "ì" in various contexts to emphasize a lack of activity or enthusiasm.
• For instance, you might describe a person's mood or performance in a task:
  • "Hôm nay tôi cảm thấy ì nên không muốn làm việc."
  • (Today I feel sluggish, so I don’t want to work.)

Word Variants:

• "Sự ì" (noun form): This means "sluggishness" or "inactivity."
  • Example: "Sự ì của cô ấy khiến công việc chậm lại."
  • (Her sluggishness is slowing down the work.)

Different Meanings:

While "ì" primarily means inert or sluggish, it can also imply a sense of lethargy in a broader context, such as mental or emotional sluggishness.

Academic

verb

1. to be inert; to sluggish