chống chếnh

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The Vietnamese word "chống chếnh" can be understood as a state of being unsteady, wobbly, or lacking stability. It often describes something that is not firmly positioned and can easily fall or tip over. This word can also refer to a person who feels unbalanced or insecure in their surroundings or actions.

Usage Instructions:

• "Chống chếnh" can be used to describe physical objects (like a table or a chair that is not stable) or metaphorically to describe feelings of insecurity or hesitation in a situation.

Example Sentences:

1. Physical Usage:

   • "Chiếc ghế này rất chống chếnh, tôi không dám ngồi lên." (This chair is very wobbly; I don't dare to sit on it.)

2. Metaphorical Usage:

   • "Cô ấy cảm thấy chống chếnh khi đứng trước đám đông." (She feels unsteady when standing in front of a crowd.)

Advanced Usage:

In more complex contexts, "chống chếnh" can be used to describe emotional states or reactions to challenging situations. For example, one might feel "chống chếnh" when facing a big decision or during an uncertain moment in life.

Word Variants:

• There are no direct word variants for "chống chếnh," but related terms may include:
  • "chống" (to resist, to oppose)
  • "chếnh choáng" (to be dizzy or disoriented, which can imply a similar feeling of instability).

Different Meanings:

While "chống chếnh" primarily conveys a sense of physical instability, it can also imply a lack of confidence or assurance in one’s actions or decisions.

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