đá nhám
Học thuậtThân thiện
Definition
- Noun:
- Pumice stone: A type of light, porous volcanic rock used for smoothing or polishing surfaces, or for removing hard skin.
- Abrasive stone / Rough stone: A general term for a rough-textured stone used for grinding, sharpening, or smoothing other materials.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Cô ấy dùng đá nhám để làm mịn da chân. (She uses a pumice stone to smooth her feet.)
- Thợ mộc dùng đá nhám để mài nhẵn bề mặt gỗ. (The carpenter uses an abrasive stone to smooth the wood surface.)
Advanced Usage
- The term "đá nhám" can refer specifically to natural pumice or to any manufactured abrasive stone with a coarse, gritty surface used in crafts or industry.
Variants and Related Words
- Đá bọt: Pumice stone. Often used interchangeably with "đá nhám".
- Đá ráp: Rough stone, abrasive stone. A synonym emphasizing the coarse texture.
- Giấy nhám (n): Sandpaper. A related abrasive material made from paper or cloth.
Synonyms
- Pumice: A light, porous volcanic rock.
- Abrasive stone: A stone used for grinding or polishing.
- Grindstone: A wheel or block used for sharpening or grinding.
Notes on Usage
- "Đá nhám" is commonly understood in everyday Vietnamese to mean pumice stone for personal care.
- In technical or craft contexts (e.g., woodworking, metalworking), it broadly means any abrasive stone or rough stone used for smoothing.
- như đá bọt
- (địa phương) như đá ráp