giập mật
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Soundly, thoroughly, or severely (beaten/thrashed): Used to describe the state of being beaten or hit so hard that it causes severe pain or injury, often implying a crushing or overwhelming defeat.
- Hard, intensely (working/laboring): Used to describe working with extreme effort, intensity, or difficulty, often to the point of exhaustion, typically to earn a living.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- Bọn côn đồ đánh nạn nhân giập mật. (The thugs beat the victim soundly.)
- Ông ấy phải làm giập mật mới đủ tiền nuôi gia đình. (He has to work extremely hard to have enough money to support his family.)
Advanced Usage
- This word is often used in informal or colloquial contexts to emphasize the extreme degree of an action, either violence or labor. It carries a strong connotation of hardship and intensity.
Variants and Related Words
- Giập (verb): To crush, to smash, to flatten. This is the root verb, and intensifies its meaning.
- Làm giập mật (verb phrase): To work one's fingers to the bone; to work extremely hard.
Synonyms
- Tàn bạo (adj): Brutally, savagely (for beating).
- Cật lực (adj): With all one's strength, strenuously (for working).
- Điên cuồng (adj): Frenziedly, intensely.
Related Phrases
- Đánh cho giập mật: To beat someone to a pulp; to thrash someone soundly.
- Tên trộm bị dân làng bắt và đánh cho giập mật. (The thief was caught by the villagers and beaten soundly.)
- Làm lụng giập mật: To labor intensively; to work one's fingers to the bone.
- Người nông dân làm lụng giập mật cả đời trên cánh đồng. (The farmer labored intensively his whole life in the fields.)
Related Idioms
- While itself is not a common standalone idiom, it is a key component in the fixed phrases mentioned above (, ), which are idiomatic expressions describing severe beating or hard labor.
- Soundly (beat, thrash)
- Đánh ai giập mậtTo beat someone soundly
- Hard
- Làm giập mật để kiếm sốngTo work hard to earn one's living