chán tai
Học thuậtThân thiện
Definition
- Adjective:
- To have one's ears jaded or wearied: To be extremely tired, bored, or fed up with hearing something repeated too often. It describes a state of auditory fatigue from overexposure to a particular sound, phrase, or topic.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- Chúng tôi đã nghe chán tai những lời hứa đó rồi. (We are utterly weary of hearing those promises.)
- Tôi chán tai với những lời phàn nàn của anh ấy. (I am fed up with hearing his complaints.)
- Những bài hát đó phát liên tục khiến tôi thấy chán tai. (Those songs playing on repeat have made me sick of hearing them.)
Advanced Usage
- The phrase is often used with verbs like "nghe" (to hear) or "thấy" (to feel) to complete the meaning, e.g., , .
- It can describe a reaction not just to speech, but to any repetitive or unpleasant sound, such as music, noise, or alarms.
Variants and Related Words
- Ngán ngẩm (adj): To feel weary, disgusted, or disheartened (often by a situation, not exclusively by sound).
- Phát ngấy (v): To become sick of, to be fed up with (can apply to food, actions, or things heard).
Synonyms
- Weary of hearing
- Fed up with hearing
- Sick of hearing
- Have heard enough
Related Idioms
- Nhàm tai: A very close synonym, also meaning to be tired of hearing something repeated.
- Câu chuyện đó kể mãi thành nhàm tai. (That story has been told so much it's become tiresome to the ear.)
- Have one's ears jaded by
- Chúng đã nghe chán tai những lời hứa đó rồiOur ears have been jaded by these promises