dọng
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Definition
- Noun:
- The back (of a blade): The dull, non-cutting edge of a knife, sword, or similar bladed tool or weapon. This is the side opposite the sharp edge.
- The inner layer (of bamboo): The part of a bamboo stem located beneath the hard outer bark or skin.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Anh ấy dùng dọng dao để đập nhẹ. (He used the back of the knife to tap lightly.)
- Khi chém, lưỡi dao bén hơn dọng dao. (When chopping, the blade is sharper than the back of the knife.)
- Người thợ thủ công lấy lớp dọng tre để đan lát. (The artisan takes the inner layer of the bamboo to weave.)
Advanced Usage
- Technical/Artisanal Context: The term is primarily used in specific contexts such as craftsmanship, cooking, or martial arts when referring to tools or materials.
- Trong nghề mộc, dọng của lưỡi đục rất quan trọng. (In carpentry, the back of the chisel blade is very important.)
Variants and Related Words
- Lưng dao: A more common synonym for "the back of a knife."
- Sống dao: Can sometimes refer to the spine or back of a knife, especially thicker blades.
- Lõi tre: Refers to the core or pith of bamboo, which is related to but not exactly the same as "dọng tre" (inner layer).
Synonyms
- Mặt lưng (của lưỡi dao): The back side (of a blade).
- Phần cùn (của dao): The dull part (of a knife).
Notes on Meaning
- The meaning "back of a blade" is the most common and widely understood usage in modern Vietnamese.
- The meaning related to bamboo ("inner layer") is more specialized and may be encountered in traditional crafts or rural contexts. It is less common in everyday speech.
- Back (of knife, sword...)