ăn ớt hiểm
/an ˈot hiəm/To consume extremely spicy food that is so hot it may cause physical discomfort or pain.
Món này ăn ớt hiểm quá, tôi không chịu được!
This dish is dangerously spicy, I can't handle it!
Cái ớt này ăn ớt hiểm, nhưng rất ngon.
This pepper is dangerously spicy, but very delicious.
This phrase is often used to describe food that is so spicy it may be considered risky or extreme.
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Cultural Context
In Vietnamese culture, eating extremely spicy food is sometimes seen as a test of endurance or bravery.
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Usage
This phrase is typically used to describe food that is so spicy it may cause discomfort or pain.
📖Word Origin
The phrase combines 'ăn' (to eat), 'ớt' (chili pepper), and 'hiểm' (dangerous), emphasizing the extreme spiciness of the food.
📝Usage Notes
This phrase is commonly used in informal contexts to describe food that is so spicy it may be considered a challenge or even a risk to eat.