bắng nhắng

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The Vietnamese word "bắng nhắng" is a verb that describes a behavior similar to being fussy or restless, often associated with a lack of seriousness or purpose. It can be used to describe someone who is behaving in a silly, flustered, or overly energetic manner, like a bumblebee buzzing around.

Usage Instructions:

• "Bắng nhắng" is typically used to describe someone who is moving around a lot, making a fuss, or being overly animated, often in a way that is not very constructive.
• You can use it in contexts where someone is being playful or disruptive, usually in a light-hearted or humorous manner.

Example:

• Context: At a party, a child is running around and making noise.
• Sentence: "Cái đứa bé bắng nhắng cả lên khi thấy bánh kem." (The child fussed and buzzed around when they saw the birthday cake.)

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced or metaphorical contexts, "bắng nhắng" can also be used to describe situations where there is a lot of unnecessary activity or noise, perhaps in a chaotic environment.

Word Variants:

There aren’t direct variants of "bắng nhắng" in terms of different forms, but you can use it in various tenses depending on the context: - Present: "bắng nhắng" - Past: "đã bắng nhắng" - Future: "sẽ bắng nhắng"

Different Meanings:

While "bắng nhắng" primarily focuses on the idea of fussiness and restlessness, it can sometimes imply being overly playful or childish, depending on the context.

Synonyms:

Some synonyms include: - "nhắng nhít" – which also refers to being lively and a bit chaotic. - "lộn xộn" – meaning chaotic or messy, but can imply more disorder than just being fussy.

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verb

1. To behave like a bumble, to fuss
   • bọn tay sai bắng nhắng
     the hirelings fussed about