No. 442 in Vietnamese
lít
The Vietnamese word "lít" translates to "liter," a unit of volume.
In a sentence
Tôi cần mua một lít sữa.
I need to buy one liter of milk.
In this sentence, "lít" refers to a unit of measurement for volume, specifically one liter.
Cô ấy chạy nhanh 5 lít lúc tập thể dục.
She runs as fast as 5 liters during her exercise routine.
Here, "lít" is used colloquially to emphasize speed or intensity, as part of local slang or expression.
Một chiếc xe nhỏ tiêu thụ trung bình 4 lít xăng mỗi 100 km.
A small car consumes an average of 4 liters of gasoline per 100 km.
In this sentence, "lít" is employed as a measurement of volume, referring to how much gasoline is used.
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