bê
Học thuậtThân thiện
Definition
Noun:
- Calf: A young cow or bull, especially one that is still nursing or is less than one year old.
Verb:
- To carry (a heavy object): To lift and transport something heavy, typically using both hands and holding it in front of the body without lifting it high.
- To interlard, to insert clumsily: To insert or incorporate something (like a slogan, phrase, or idea) into a text or work in a crude, unthinking, or mechanical way.
Usage Examples
Noun:
- Con bê đang đứng cạnh mẹ. (The calf is standing next to its mother.)
- Thịt bê rất mềm và ngon. (Veal is very tender and delicious.)
Verb:
- Anh ấy đang bê một thùng nước nặng. (He is carrying a heavy crate of water.)
- Đừng bê nguyên những câu nói đó vào bài luận của bạn. (Don't just clumsily insert those phrases into your essay.)
Advanced Usage
- "bê nguyên xi": To copy something entirely without any change or adaptation.
- Anh ta bê nguyên xi ý tưởng của người khác. (He copied someone else's idea entirely without change.)
Variants and Related Words
- Bò: (n) Cow, cattle. This is the adult animal.
- Bê bối: (n) Scandal, mess. This is a compound word with a different meaning.
- Bế: (v) To carry in one's arms (often a child). Note the different tone and meaning.
Synonyms
- Noun: Nghé (another word for a young water buffalo or, informally, a calf).
- Verb (to carry): Khiêng (to carry by two or more people), vác (to carry on the shoulder).
- Verb (to interlard): Chắp vá (to patch together), sao chép (to copy).
Related Phrases (Phrasal Verbs)
- Bê đồ: To carry things (a general phrase).
- Tôi sẽ giúp bạn bê đồ vào nhà. (I will help you carry the things into the house.)
Related Idioms
- Bê tha: (adj) Slovenly, sloppy, unkempt. This is a compound adjective describing a state of disarray.
- Căn phòng trông thật bê tha. (The room looks very sloppy.) (Note: The historical meaning related to a wooden stick or club is archaic and not in common modern use.)
verb
- To carry
- bê tảng đáto carry a slab of stone
- To interlard
- bê khẩu hiệu vào thơ cato interlard poetry with slogans