xủng xoảng

xủng xoảng

Tiếng xủng xoảng phát ra khi những đồng xu rơi xuống bàn.

Definition
  1. Onomatopoeia:
    • A clanging or jangling sound: The word "xủng xoảng" imitates the sharp, resonant, and often discordant sound produced when hard metallic objects (like pots, pans, chains, or coins) strike against each other.
Usage Examples
  • Onomatopoeia:
    • Tiếng chìa khóa xủng xoảng trong túi. (The keys jangled in the pocket.)
    • Nghe thấy tiếng xủng xoảng từ nhà bếp. (A clanging sound was heard from the kitchen.)
    • Những đồng xu rơi xủng xoảng xuống sàn. (The coins fell with a clatter onto the floor.)
Advanced Usage
  • The word is often used to describe a continuous or repetitive series of such metallic noises, suggesting a lack of harmony or a chaotic soundscape.
    • Cả xưởng đầy tiếng xủng xoảng của sắt thép. (The whole workshop was full of the clanging of iron and steel.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Leng keng (onomatopoeia): Another onomatopoeic word for a lighter, higher-pitched ringing or tinkling sound, often from smaller metal objects like bells or small coins.
Synonyms
  • Clang: A loud, resonant metallic sound.
  • Jangle: A harsh, discordant ringing sound.
  • Clatter: A continuous rattling sound as of hard objects falling or striking each other.
Related Idioms
  • While "xủng xoảng" itself is not typically part of a fixed idiom, it is commonly used in descriptive phrases to vividly convey auditory imagery, often with a slightly negative connotation of noise or disorder.
    • Đầu óc xủng xoảng như một đống sắt vụn. (My mind was clanging like a pile of scrap metal.)