chặn giấy

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The Vietnamese word "chặn giấy" translates to "paperweight" in English.

Explanation

A "chặn giấy" is an object used to hold down or keep papers in place, preventing them from blowing away or getting scattered. It is typically placed on top of a stack of papers, especially on desks or tables where documents are being worked on.

Usage Instructions

• You can use a "chặn giấy" when you have a lot of papers that you want to keep organized or when you're working outdoors where wind might blow them away.
• It's often used in offices, homes, or schools.

Example

• Basic Use: "Tôi đặt chặn giấy lên đống giấy để nó không bay đi." (I put the paperweight on the stack of papers so they won't blow away.)

Advanced Usage

• In a more decorative context, "chặn giấy" can also refer to ornamental paperweights that are not just functional but serve as decorative items on a desk.
• "Chặn giấy" can be made from various materials, such as glass, metal, or stone, and can come in various shapes and designs.

Word Variants

There are no direct variants of "chặn giấy," but you might encounter related terms: - "Giấy" (paper) – the material that the paperweight helps to hold down. - "Chặn" (to block or stop) – which describes the action of the paperweight.

Different Meaning

While "chặn giấy" primarily refers to a paperweight, the individual words have different meanings: - "Chặn" can mean to stop or block something. - "Giấy" means paper.

Synonyms

• There are not many direct synonyms for "chặn giấy," but you could refer to similar objects by their function, such as:
  • "Đồ chặn giấy" (paper holder)
  • "Cục chặn giấy" (another term for a paperweight).

Academic

1. Paper - weight