răng móc
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Definition
- Noun:
- Fang: A long, pointed tooth, specifically a specialized hollow or grooved tooth found in venomous snakes, used to inject venom into prey or as a defense mechanism.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Rắn hổ mang có răng móc dài và chứa nọc độc. (The cobra has long fangs that contain venom.)
- Răng móc của rắn biển rất nhỏ. (Sea snakes have very small fangs.)
- Con trăn không có răng móc vì nó không có nọc độc. (The python does not have fangs because it is non-venomous.)
Advanced Usage
- In technical or biological contexts, "răng móc" specifically refers to the specialized maxillary teeth in solenoglyphous and proteroglyphous snakes, which are connected to venom glands.
Variants and Related Words
Răng nanh (n): Canine tooth (in mammals, including humans); sometimes colloquially used for fangs, but "răng móc" is more precise for snakes.
- Chó sói nhe bộ răng nanh. (The wolf bares its canine teeth.)
Răng độc (n): Literally "venom tooth"; a less common synonym for "răng móc".
- Nọc độc được truyền qua răng độc. (The venom is delivered through the venom tooth.)
Synonyms
- Fang: The primary and most accurate English equivalent.
- Venom tooth: A descriptive synonym emphasizing function.
Related Idioms
- Nhe răng móc: To bare fangs; to show aggression or a readiness to attack.
- Con rắn nhe răng móc khi bị đe dọa. (The snake bared its fangs when threatened.)
- Fang (of snake)