lùm lùm
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Bulging, piled high, heaped up: Describes something that is piled up or heaped in a way that forms a prominent, rounded, or bulging shape, often implying abundance or a lack of neatness.
- Protruding, sticking out: Can describe something that protrudes or sticks out noticeably.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- Đĩa xôi đầy lùm lùm. (The plate of sticky rice is piled high.)
- Nó đội mũ lùm lùm trên đầu. (He/She is wearing a hat that bulges out on his/her head.)
- Đống củi chất lùm lùm trước sân. (The pile of firewood is stacked up high in front of the yard.)
Advanced Usage
- Often used as a reduplicative (láy) form of "lùm," intensifying the meaning of being piled, heaped, or bulging.
- Typically carries a visual, descriptive connotation and is often used in spoken language.
Variants and Related Words
- Lùm (adj): The root word, meaning bulging, heaped. "Lùm lùm" is its reduplicative form, which is more common.
- Cơm đầy lùm. (The rice is heaped up.)
Synonyms
- Chồng chất (v): to pile up, stack up.
- Nhô lên (v): to protrude, stick out.
- Đầy ắp (adj): brimming, full to the top.
Notes on Meaning
- The word primarily describes a physical shape or state (something being heaped). It does not describe abstract concepts.
- It often implies a somewhat messy or unorganized pile rather than a neat stack.
- xem lùm (láy)