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The Vietnamese word "tròn" is an adjective that means "round" or "circular." It can also imply "full" or "complete."

Basic Explanation:

• Shape: When something is described as "tròn," it has a round shape, like a circle or a ball.
• Completeness: It can also mean that something is whole or not missing any parts.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "tròn" to describe shapes, objects, or even concepts that have a rounded quality or are complete.
• It usually comes before the noun it describes.

Examples:

1. Shape:

   • Bánh tròn - "round cake"
   • Quả bóng tròn - "round ball"

2. Completeness:

   • Một bữa ăn tròn vẹn - "a complete meal"

Advanced Usage:

• In a metaphorical sense, "tròn" can be used in phrases to convey ideas of wholeness or perfection.
• Example: Cuộc sống tròn đầy - "a fulfilled life"

Word Variants:

• Tròn trịa: This means "well-rounded" or "full-bodied," often used to describe a person’s character or a well-rounded argument.
• Tròn xoe: This means "round and smooth," often used to describe the shape of objects.

Different Meanings:

• While "tròn" primarily refers to shape, in some contexts, it can also refer to age, as in "tròn một tuổi" meaning "exactly one year old."

Synonyms:

• Hình tròn: Specifically means "circular shape."
• Tròn trịa: As mentioned, means "well-rounded" in a broader sense.

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adj

1. round, circular full, complete