khít khịt
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Very tight-fitting, snug, close-fitting: Describes something that fits the body or an object very closely, leaving little to no extra space. It emphasizes a perfect, form-fitting snugness.
- Packed tightly together, dense: Describes objects or people arranged very closely together, with minimal gaps between them.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- Chiếc áo len này mặc khít khịt. (This sweater fits very snugly.)
- Những viên gạch được xếp khít khịt với nhau. (The bricks are laid tightly together.)
- Cánh cửa đóng khít khịt, không có khe hở. (The door closes tightly, with no gap.)
Advanced Usage
- "khít khịt như in": Fits as perfectly as a print; used to emphasize an extremely precise and tight fit.
- Chiếc vỏ bọc khít khịt như in với thiết bị. (The case fits the device as perfectly as a print.)
- "ngồi khít khịt": To sit packed tightly together.
- Mọi người ngồi khít khịt trên chiếc ghế dài. (Everyone sat packed tightly together on the bench.)
Variants and Related Words
- Khít (adj): Tight, close-fitting. "Khít khịt" is the intensive/emphatic form of "khít".
- Cửa đóng rất khít. (The door closes very tightly.)
- Sát (adj): Close, adjacent. Can sometimes overlap in meaning but often refers to proximity rather than fit.
- Hai ngôi nhà xây sát nhau. (The two houses are built close to each other.)
Synonyms
- Chật (adj): Tight (often implying uncomfortably so).
- Bó sát (v/phrase): To cling tightly, to hug (the body).
- Sít sao (adj): Tight, close, meticulous (can describe fit or logical argument).
Notes on Meaning
- The word "khít khịt" is a reduplicative form (từ láy) of the root adjective "khít". In Vietnamese, reduplication often adds emphasis or a descriptive quality. Here, "khít khịt" intensifies the meaning of "khít", conveying a sense of being tight, snug, or closely packed.
- It is primarily used in descriptive contexts related to physical fit, arrangement, or closure. It is not typically used in abstract senses.
- Close-fitting
- áo lót mặt khít khịtThe sliglet is close-fitting