No. 817 in Vietnamese
vất
The Vietnamese word "vất" means "to throw" or "to discard."
In a sentence
Tôi cảm thấy thật vất vả sau một ngày làm việc dài.
I feel very exhausted after a long day of work.
In this sentence, 'vất vả' describes the state of being tired or having endured a challenging activity.
Chúng ta không nên vất rác bừa bãi ngoài đường.
We should not throw rubbish carelessly on the streets.
Here, 'vất' means 'to throw away,' referring to the act of discarding something.
Khi dọn dẹp, anh ấy vất tung cả căn phòng lên.
When cleaning, he threw things around the entire room.
In this example, 'vất tung' indicates the act of throwing or scattering objects in a disorganized manner.
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