mịn

mịn

Da em bé rất mịn.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Fine / Smooth: Describes a surface, texture, or substance that has very small, even particles or grains, resulting in a soft, even, and pleasant feel to the touch. It implies a lack of roughness, coarseness, or grittiness.
    • Silky / Satin-like: Often used to describe skin or fabric that is exceptionally smooth, soft, and lustrous.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • Cát trên bãi biển này rất mịn. (The sand on this beach is very fine.)
    • ấy làn da mịn màng. (She has smooth, silky skin.)
    • Bột này được xay rất mịn. (This flour is ground very fine.)
Advanced Usage
  • "mịn màng": An intensified, often more poetic form meaning very smooth, soft, and delicate.

    • Lụa cảm giác mịn màng. (Silk has a smooth, delicate feel.)
  • Used metaphorically to describe a smooth, flawless, or seamless process or performance.

    • Động cơ vận hành một cách mịn màng. (The engine runs smoothly.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Mịn màng (adj): silky, velvety, delicate (an enhanced form of ).
  • Mượt mà (adj): sleek, glossy, smooth (often for hair or surfaces, can overlap with ).
Synonyms
  • Fine: consisting of tiny particles.
  • Smooth: having an even, regular surface.
  • Silky: having the smooth, soft quality of silk.
  • Soft: easy to mold, cut, or compress; not rough.
Related Idioms
  • Mịn như nhung: as smooth as velvet.

    • Làn da em bé mịn như nhung. (The baby's skin is as smooth as velvet.)
  • Mịn tay: (literally "smooth hands") describes a task done skillfully and seamlessly, or a texture that feels very smooth to the touch.

    • Người thợ gốm kỹ thuật mịn tay. (The potter has a smooth, skillful technique.)