gấm vóc
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Definition
- Noun:
- Brocade and satin; rich and luxurious silks: Refers collectively to high-value, exquisitely woven fabrics like brocade and glossy satin, traditionally made from silk. It symbolizes opulence, wealth, and fine quality.
- Luxury and splendor: Used metaphorically to describe something that is magnificent, splendid, or indicative of a rich and prosperous condition.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Cô dâu mặc áo cưới may bằng gấm vóc. (The bride wore a wedding dress made from brocade and satin.)
- Ăn mặc toàn gấm vóc. (To be dressed all in silks and satins.)
- Cuộc sống gấm vóc. (A life of luxury and splendor.)
Advanced Usage
- The term is often used in literary and formal contexts to evoke imagery of traditional beauty, aristocracy, or a bygone era of grandeur.
- It can function as an adjective in compound phrases to describe something as being "silk-like" in its richness or beauty.
- Tuổi thơ gấm vóc. (A childhood of splendor / a gilded childhood.)
Variants and Related Words
- Gấm (n): Brocade; a rich, woven fabric often with raised patterns, usually of gold or silver thread.
- Vóc (n): A type of high-quality, glossy satin.
- Lụa là (n): Silks and fine fabrics; another term for luxurious textiles, sometimes used similarly to but can imply a wider variety.
Synonyms
- Silks and satins: Luxurious fabrics made from silk.
- Brocade: A rich fabric woven with a raised pattern.
- Opulence: Great wealth or luxuriousness.
- Splendor: Magnificent and splendid appearance.
Related Idioms and Phrases
- Chốn gấm vóc: The place of silks and satins; refers to the royal court, a wealthy household, or any environment of luxury and high society.
- Sinh ra tại chốn gấm vóc. (Born into a place of silks and satins / born into nobility.)
- Gấm vóc lụa là: A reinforced phrase emphasizing extreme luxury and the finest of fabrics.
- Cung điện tràn ngập gấm vóc lụa là. (The palace was filled with brocades, satins, and silks.)
- brocade and glossy flowered satin, silk and satin
- Ăn mặc toàn gấm vócTo be dressed all in silks and satins