bão
stormHôm nay có bão to lớn.
There is a big storm today.
A violent and destructive storm, typically with strong winds and heavy rain.
Bão đã gây thiệt hại lớn cho khu vực ven biển.
The storm caused significant damage to the coastal area.
The term 'bão' is commonly used to refer to tropical storms or typhoons in Vietnam.
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Usage in Weather Forecasts
'Bão' is frequently used in weather forecasts to describe severe storms, especially in coastal regions.
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Metaphorical Use
While 'bão' primarily refers to storms, it can also be used metaphorically to describe chaotic or turbulent situations, such as 'bão chính trị' (political storm).
Word Origin
Derived from the Sino-Vietnamese word '暴' (bạo), meaning 'violent' or 'sudden', combined with the native Vietnamese word 'ão' (a type of strong wind).
Usage Notes
In Vietnamese, 'bão' is often used to describe severe weather events, particularly tropical storms and typhoons. It can also be used metaphorically to describe chaotic or turbulent situations.