ồm ộp

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ồm ộp

Tiếng ồm ộp vang lên từ đầm nước vào ban đêm.

Definition
  1. Onomatopoeia:
    • The croaking sound of a frog or toad: A direct, imitative word for the deep, resonant "ribbit" sound made by these amphibians.
Usage Examples
  • Onomatopoeia:
    • Đầm lầy vang lên tiếng ồm ộp. (The swamp echoed with croaking.)
    • Ếch kêu ồm ộp suốt đêm. (Frogs croaked all night long.)
Advanced Usage
  • The word is almost exclusively used to describe the characteristic sound of frogs and toads. It can be used as a standalone sound effect or within a description of a scene.
Variants and Related Words
  • Ộp ộp: A variant form with the same meaning, sometimes implying a slightly quicker or lighter series of croaks.
    • Tiếng kêu ộp ộp vọng từ dưới ao. (The ộp ộp sound echoed from the pond.)
Synonyms
  • Croak: The standard English equivalent for the sound.
  • Ribbit: The conventional English onomatopoeia for a frog's sound.
Related Idioms
  • While "ồm ộp" itself is not typically part of idioms, the sound is culturally associated with rainy seasons, ponds, and rural nights.
ồm ộp

Tiếng ồm ộp vang lên từ đầm nước vào ban đêm.

  1. to croak

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