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rúc ráy

Một con mèo rúc ráy vào trong một chiếc hộp các-tông.

Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To creep (into dark and narrow places): To move stealthily or quietly into a confined, dark, or hidden space, often to hide or seek shelter.
    • To hide oneself (in a cramped place): To conceal oneself by entering a tight, obscure, or overgrown area.
Usage Examples
  • Verb:
    • Con mèo rúc ráydưới gầm giường. (The cat crept under the bed.)
    • Những chú con rúc ráy trong bụi rậm để tránh nắng. (The chicks hid in the thick bushes to avoid the sun.)
    • thích rúc ráy vào góc tối để đọc sách. (He likes to creep into a dark corner to read.)
Advanced Usage
  • The verb often implies a deliberate, furtive, or protective action of entering a space that is snug, concealed, or not easily accessible. It can carry a nuance of seeking safety, secrecy, or isolation.
Variants and Related Words
  • Rúc (v): To huddle, to snuggle, or to burrow. Often used for curling up or nestling into something for warmth or comfort.
    • Đứa trẻ rúc vào lòng mẹ. (The child snuggled into her mother's arms.)
  • Lén lút (v/adj): To act stealthily or sneakily. While related in the sense of secretive movement, "lén lút" focuses more on the manner of action rather than the act of entering a confined space.
Synonyms
  • To creep: To move slowly and carefully, especially to avoid being noticed.
  • To hide: To put or keep out of sight.
  • To slink: To move quietly and stealthily, often due to guilt or fear.
  • To burrow: To make a hole or tunnel, often to hide or seek shelter.
Related Idioms
  • Rúc đầu vào cát: Literally "to burrow one's head in the sand." It means to ignore obvious problems or dangers, akin to the English idiom "to bury one's head in the sand."
    • Đừng rúc đầu vào cát trước những khó khăn. (Don't bury your head in the sand when facing difficulties.)
rúc ráy

Một con mèo rúc ráy vào trong một chiếc hộp các-tông.

  1. Creep (into dark and narrow places)
    • Rúc ráybụi rậm
      To creep into thick bushes