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đổ xô

Pronunciation Northern /ɗo̰˧˩˧ so˧˧/ Central /ɗo˧˩˨ so˧˥/ Southern /ɗo˨˩˦ so˧˧/
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flock or rush
Verb
flock or rush
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2 senses 2 Components
Meaning
2 senses
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Sense 1 Verb
flock or rush Movement & SportTheme

This verb describes a situation where a large number of people or animals move together toward a specific place or person very quickly.

vi Mọi người đổ xô đến cửa hàng khi có đợt giảm giá.

en People flocked to the store when there was a sale.

Sense 2 Verb
rush or compete Core Actions & OperationTheme

This verb refers to the action of many people suddenly starting to do something very quickly and eagerly, often competing with each other.

vi Họ đổ xô vào đăng ký khóa học mới.

en They rushed to sign up for the new course.

Parts
đổ / xô
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Similar
a la xô / lô xô / flock
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Use
sụp đổ / đổ vỡ / đổ đốn / trúc đổ …
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