nhôn nhốt

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The Vietnamese word "nhôn nhốt" describes a taste that is somewhat sour or acid. It is often used to refer to fruits or food items that have a tangy or slightly acidic flavor, making them refreshing but not overly sour.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "nhôn nhốt" when you want to describe the flavor of food, especially fruits.
• It can be used in both casual conversations and more formal discussions about food.

Example:

• Bưởi nhôn nhốt: "The pomelo is sourish." This means that the pomelo has a slightly sour taste that is pleasant and refreshing.

Advanced Usage:

• You can combine "nhôn nhốt" with other words to describe a more complex flavor experience. For example:
  • Trái cây nhôn nhốt: "Sourish fruits" — referring to various fruits that have this acidic flavor.

Word Variants:

• There are no direct variants of "nhôn nhốt," but related phrases might include:
  • Chua: This means "sour" and can describe a stronger sourness compared to "nhôn nhốt."

Different Meanings:

• While "nhôn nhốt" primarily refers to a sour taste, it can also convey a sense of freshness or liveliness associated with certain foods, particularly fruits.

Synonyms:

• Chua: This is a stronger word for "sour."
• Chua chua: This phrase means "a little sour" and can be used similarly to "nhôn nhốt" but emphasizes the slightness of the sourness.

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1. Somethat sour,sourish, somewhat acid
   • Bưởi nhôn nhốt The pomelo is sourish