rather
in Vietnamese Thích hơn, thay vì
BrE /ˈræðə/ AmE /ˈræðər/
adverb / adjective en → vi
Thích hơn, thay vì
used to show that you prefer one thing or person to another
- rather A than B
Collocations prefer A rather than B
-
I'd prefer to stay at home rather than go out.
Tôi thích ở nhà hơn là đi ra ngoài.
Hơi, khá
used to show that something is true or happens in a moderate way, not completely but more than you might expect
- rather A
Collocations rather cold · rather late
-
It's rather cold today.
Hôm nay hơi lạnh.
Thà không hơn, thà đừng
used to show that you do not want something or are unwilling to do something, often used with 'would' or 'will'
- rather A than B
Collocations rather not do something
-
I would rather not go.
Tôi thà không đi.
Thích hơn, thay vì
used to show that you prefer one thing or person to another, often used with 'would' or 'will'
- rather A than B
Collocations prefer A rather than B
-
I would prefer to stay at home rather than go out.
Tôi thà ở nhà hơn là đi ra ngoài.
Thích hơn, thay vì
used to show that you prefer one thing or person to another, often used with 'would' or 'will'
- rather A than B
Collocations prefer A rather than B
-
I would prefer to stay at home rather than go out.
Tôi thà ở nhà hơn là đi ra ngoài.
Thích hơn, thay vì
used to show that you prefer one thing or person to another, often used with 'would' or 'will'
- rather A than B
Collocations prefer A rather than B
-
I would prefer to stay at home rather than go out.
Tôi thà ở nhà hơn là đi ra ngoài.
Thích hơn, thay vì
used to show that you prefer one thing or person to another, often used with 'would' or 'will'
- rather A than B
Collocations prefer A rather than B
-
I would prefer to stay at home rather than go out.
Tôi thà ở nhà hơn là đi ra ngoài.
Thích hơn, thay vì
used to show that you prefer one thing or person to another, often used with 'would' or 'will'
- rather A than B
Collocations prefer A rather than B
-
I would prefer to stay at home rather than go out.
Tôi thà ở nhà hơn là đi ra ngoài.