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Definition
  1. Noun:
    • Weasel, ferret, marten: A generic term for small to medium-sized carnivorous mammals of the Mustelidae family, often characterized by a long, slender body, short legs, and a pointed snout. Some species are known for their scent glands.
  2. Adjective:
    • Numb, stiff, weary: Describes a state of physical fatigue where a body part is so tired it feels numb or unwilling to move.
    • Disheartened, discouraged: Describes a state of being weary in spirit or losing motivation.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • Trong rừng nhiều loại chồn. (There are many types of weasels in the forest.)
    • Con chồn hôi mùi rất khó chịu. (The skunk has a very unpleasant smell.)
  • Adjective:
    • Quai búa mãi chồn cả tay. (To handle a sledgehammer until one's arms are numb with weariness.)
    • Mỏi gối chồn chân. (To have weary knees and stiff legs.)
Advanced Usage
  • The noun "chồn" is often used in compound names for specific animals, where it functions similarly to a classifier for mustelids or similar-looking animals.
    • chồn hôi: skunk (literally "stinky weasel").
    • chồn mác-bét: sable (valued for its fur).
Variants and Related Words
  • Chồn cáo (n): Literally "fox-weasel," often refers to a ferret or similar animal.
  • Chồn nhung (n): Ferret-badger.
Synonyms
  • Noun: Weasel, ferret, marten, polecat.
  • Adjective: Numb, fatigued, weary, stiff, disheartened, discouraged.
Related Idioms
  • Mỏi gối chồn chân: An idiom describing extreme physical weariness from standing or walking for too long. It translates to "weary knees and stiff legs."
  • Chán chồn: A colloquial expression meaning to be utterly bored or fed up.
chồn

Một con chồn đang đánh hơi tìm thức ăn trong rừng.

noun
  1. Weasel
adj
  1. Numb with weariness, stiff
    • quải búa mãi chồn cả tay
      to handle a sledge hammer until one's arms are numb with weariness
    • mỏi gối chồn chân
      to have weary knees and stiff legs
  2. Disheartened