bàng bạc
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Definition
- Verb:
- To teem; to overflow; to be pervasive: Describes a quality, feeling, or atmosphere that spreads widely and fills a space, becoming present everywhere in a diffuse and abundant manner. It often conveys a sense of something intangible (like spirit, emotion, or light) permeating an environment.
- To be suffused; to be imbued: Indicates that something is thoroughly filled or saturated with a particular feeling or characteristic.
Usage Examples
- Verb:
- Khí anh hùng bàng bạc khắp non sông. (Heroic spirit teems throughout the mountains and rivers of the land.)
- Tình yêu người và yêu đất nước bàng bạc trong tác phẩm. (Love for people and for the country suffuses the work.)
- Ánh trăng bàng bạc khắp mặt hồ. (The moonlight is spread diffusely all over the lake surface.)
Advanced Usage
- "bàng bạc" is primarily used in literary and formal contexts to describe abstract, pervasive qualities. It is not typically used for physical objects or literal flooding.
- Một nỗi buồn man mác bàng bạc trong thơ ông. (A vague sadness pervades his poetry.)
Variants and Related Words
- Lan tỏa (verb): to spread, to diffuse. While similar, "lan tỏa" can be used in both abstract and more concrete contexts and is more common in modern usage.
- Tràn ngập (verb): to flood, to overwhelm. This word suggests a more intense, all-encompassing presence, often with a physical connotation.
Synonyms
- Pervade: to spread through and be present in every part of.
- Suffuse: to gradually spread through or over.
- Imbue: to inspire or permeate with a feeling or quality.
- Permeate: to spread throughout.
Related Idioms and Phrases
- While "bàng bạc" itself is not commonly part of fixed idioms, it frequently appears in poetic descriptions of nature or emotion.
- Sương khuya bàng bạc. (The late-night mist lies diffuse.)
verb
- Teem, overflow
- khí anh hùng bàng bạc khắp non sôngheroism overflows in mountains and rivers of the land
- tình yêu người và yêu đất nước bàng bạc trong tác phẩmthe work teems with humanity and patriotism