đổ hồi
Học thuậtThân thiện
Definition
- Verb phrase:
- To roll (of drums): Refers specifically to the continuous, rapid, and resonant beating of drums, often creating a dramatic or ceremonial sound effect. This term is primarily used in the context of traditional Vietnamese drumming, particularly with bronze drums (trống đồng).
Usage Examples
- Verb phrase:
- Trống đồng đổ hồi một lúc lâu. (The bronze drums rolled for a long time.)
- Tiếng trống đổ hồi vang lên báo hiệu lễ hội bắt đầu. (The sound of drums rolling echoed, signaling the start of the festival.)
Advanced Usage
- "đổ hồi liên tục": to roll continuously.
- Chiêng trống đổ hồi liên tục suốt đêm lễ. (Gongs and drums rolled continuously throughout the ceremonial night.)
Variants and Related Words
- Đổ (verb): To pour, to spill. In the compound "đổ hồi," it metaphorically conveys the idea of "pouring out" a continuous series of sounds.
- Hồi (noun): A period, a sequence, a round. In this context, it refers to a series or sequence of beats.
- Trống đồng (noun): Bronze drum, a traditional Vietnamese instrument often associated with this type of rolling sound.
Synonyms
- Vang lên: to resound, to echo (broader term for sound).
- Đánh liên hồi: to beat in rapid succession (a more descriptive phrase with similar meaning).
Notes on Meaning
- Specific Cultural Context: The phrase "đổ hồi" is deeply tied to the sound of traditional Vietnamese percussion, especially bronze drums (). It is not a general term for any rolling sound (like thunder) but is specific to this ceremonial or performative drumming.
- Figurative Use: While its primary meaning is literal, it can sometimes be used figuratively in literature to describe any powerful, continuous, and resonant sound that resembles such drumming.
- Roll
- Trống đồng đổ hồi một lúc lâuDrums roll for a long time