hắc ín
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Definition
- Noun:
- Tar: A thick, black, viscous liquid obtained by the destructive distillation of organic materials such as wood, coal, or petroleum. It is primarily used for road surfacing, roofing, and as a sealant or preservative.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Con đường mới được trải một lớp hắc ín. (The new road was surfaced with a layer of tar.)
- Mùi hắc ín rất nồng và khó chịu. (The smell of tar is very strong and unpleasant.)
- Thùng chứa hắc ín bị rò rỉ. (The barrel containing the tar was leaking.)
Advanced Usage
- "đen như hắc ín": (as) black as tar; used to describe something extremely dark in color.
- Bầu trời đêm đen như hắc ín. (The night sky was as black as tar.)
Variants and Related Words
- Nhựa đường: Asphalt, bitumen. While often used interchangeably in casual Vietnamese, "nhựa đường" more specifically refers to the mixture used for paving roads, which contains bitumen (a component related to tar).
- Dầu hắc: An older or less common term for tar.
Synonyms
- Tar: The direct and most common translation.
- Bitumen: A more technical term for a viscous mixture of hydrocarbons, similar to tar.
- Pitch: A thick, dark substance obtained from tar or turpentine.
Related Phrases
- Trải hắc ín: To tar, to surface with tar.
- Công nhân đang trải hắc ín trên đường. (The workers are tarring the road.)
- Vết hắc ín: A tar stain.
- Vết hắc ín trên quần áo rất khó giặt. (Tar stains on clothes are very hard to wash out.)
Related Idioms
- Dính như hắc ín: (To stick) like tar; used to describe something or someone that is very sticky, clingy, or difficult to get rid of.
- Lời hứa đó dính như hắc ín trong tâm trí anh ấy. (That promise stuck in his mind like tar.)