trờn

trờn

Cái đinh vít trờn khi anh ấy cố vặn nó vào gỗ.

Definition
  1. Adjective:

    • Stripped / Slipped: Describes a screw, bolt, or threaded object whose threads have become worn, damaged, or smoothed out, causing it to fail to grip or turn properly without biting into the material.
    • Smooth / Slick: Can describe a surface that is overly smooth, causing a lack of traction or grip.
  2. Verb:

    • To slip / to skid: To slide or glide without gripping, often resulting in a loss of intended motion or control.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:

    • Đinh ốc đã bị trờn, không thể vặn được nữa. (The screw is stripped and can no longer be turned.)
    • Mặt đường trơn trờn sau cơn mưa. (The road surface is slick after the rain.)
  • Verb:

    • Bánh xe trờn trên mặt băng. (The wheel skids on the icy surface.)
Advanced Usage
  • "làm trờn": to strip (threads).
    • Anh ta vặn quá mạnh làm trờn ren đinh vít. (He turned it too forcefully and stripped the screw's threads.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Trơn trờn (adj): very smooth or slippery.
    • Cẩn thận, sàn nhà trơn trờn đấy. (Be careful, the floor is very slippery.)
Synonyms
  • Stripped (for threads).
  • Smooth.
  • Slick.
  • To skid.
Related Idioms
  • Trờn như con ngao: (Slippery as a clam) – Used to describe someone or something that is very difficult to catch, hold, or pin down.
    • Tên trộm đó trờn như con ngao, cảnh sát khó bắt lắm. (That thief is slippery as an eel; the police find it hard to catch him.)