dĩa lớn
/ɗiə˧˩˧ lɔn˧˥/A large, flat dish typically used for serving or eating food, often in a communal or family-style setting.
Mẹ tôi đặt dĩa lớn ra để phục vụ món canh.
My mother put out a large plate to serve the soup.
Chúng tôi dùng dĩa lớn để chia sẻ bánh pizza.
We used a large plate to share the pizza.
This phrase is commonly used in Vietnamese households and restaurants to refer to a large serving dish.
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Cultural Context
In Vietnamese dining culture, large plates are often used for sharing dishes among family members or guests.
📖Word Origin
The phrase combines 'dĩa' (plate) and 'lớn' (large), reflecting the practical need for larger dishes in communal dining.
📝Usage Notes
In Vietnamese culture, large plates are often used for family-style dining or serving communal dishes. The term is neutral and can refer to any large flat dish.