chũn chĩn

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The Vietnamese word "chũn chĩn" is an adjective that means "plump" or "chubby." It is often used to describe someone or something that is pleasantly rounded or has a bit of extra flesh, like a cute baby or a well-fed animal.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "chũn chĩn" to describe people, animals, or even objects that have a round and full appearance.
• It is typically used in a positive or affectionate way, so it’s common to say it about babies or pets.

Examples:

1. Đôi lợn chũn chĩn - "Two plump pigs."
2. Em bé chũn chĩn - "The baby is chubby."
3. Con mèo chũn chĩn của tôi - "My chubby cat."

Advanced Usage:

• While it mostly describes physical appearance, "chũn chĩn" can also imply healthiness or being well-nourished. It can be used in contexts where being plump is seen as a sign of good living or well-being.
• In a figurative sense, you might say "tâm hồn chũn chĩn" to describe a person with a "rich" or "full" personality, though this usage is less common.

Word Variants:

• Chũn - This part of the term can stand on its own and also means "round" or "bulging."
• Chĩn - While this is not commonly used alone, it contributes to the overall meaning of fullness or plumpness.

Different Meanings:

• "Chũn chĩn" is primarily used to describe physical attributes, so it doesn't have many alternative meanings. However, it may sometimes be used metaphorically, as mentioned earlier, to describe richness or fullness in a non-physical sense.

Synonyms:

• Mũm mĩm - Another way to describe someone as "chubby" or "plump."
• Béo - This is a more general term for "fat" or "chubby," but it can carry a more negative connotation depending on the context.

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adj

1. Plump, chubby
   • đôi lợn chũn chĩn
     two plump pigs