chuôm
Học thuậtThân thiện
Definition
- Noun:
- Puddle or pool in fields: A natural, often shallow, depression in a field or rural area that collects and holds water.
- Submerged branches for fish habitat: A bundle of branches or brushwood deliberately placed in water to provide shelter and breeding grounds for fish.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Sau trận mưa, một cái chuôm lớn hình thành trên cánh đồng. (After the rain, a large puddle formed in the field.)
- Người nông dân thả chuôm xuống ao để thu hút cá. (The farmer placed a brush pile into the pond to attract fish.)
Advanced Usage
- The word "chuôm" is specific to rural and agricultural contexts, describing both a natural water feature and a traditional aquaculture practice.
Variants and Related Words
- Đầm (n): A pond or swamp; generally larger and more permanent than a .
- Vũng (n): A puddle or pool, often smaller and more temporary; can form on roads or any surface.
- Chà (n): A synonym for the second meaning, specifically referring to a submerged brush pile for fish.
Synonyms
- Water hole: A small natural depression containing water.
- Brush pile: A heap of branches, especially one placed in water for fish.
Related Idioms
- While there are no common idioms directly using "chuôm", the concept is related to traditional fishing practices and rural life.
noun
- Puddle, pool (in fields)
- Branch dipped in water (for fish to live in)