rắn chắc

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The Vietnamese word "rắn chắc" is an adjective that means "hard and solid" or "firm." It is often used to describe things that are strong and well-built, whether they are physical objects or qualities of a person.

Usage Instructions:

• "Rắn chắc" can be used to describe:
  • Physical objects (e.g., furniture, structures)
  • Body attributes (e.g., muscles)
  • Abstract qualities (e.g., a firm belief)

Examples:

1. Physical Objects:

   • "Cái bàn này rất rắn chắc."
   • (This table is very solid.)

2. Body Attributes:

   • "Anh ấy có một cơ thể rắn chắc."
   • (He has a firm body.)

3. Abstract Qualities:

   • "Cô ấy có một lập trường rắn chắc."
   • (She has a firm stance.)

Advanced Usage:

• You can use "rắn chắc" in more complex sentences to emphasize a strong quality:
  • "Để thành công, bạn cần có một tinh thần rắn chắc."
  • (To succeed, you need to have a strong spirit.)

Word Variants:

• "Rắn" (hard) - This is part of the term and can be used alone in some contexts.
• "Chắc" (firm) - This can also be used on its own but is often used in combination with other adjectives to describe strength or reliability.

Different Meanings:

While "rắn chắc" primarily means "hard and solid," it can also imply resilience or sturdiness in character or beliefs.

Synonyms:

• "Chắc chắn" (certain, sure) - Although this is slightly different, it conveys a sense of firmness in conviction.
• "Kiên cố" (strong, sturdy) - Often used in the context of buildings or structures.
• "Vững chắc" (stable, solid) - Can describe both physical and metaphorical stability.

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adj

1. hard and solid, firm