kêu vang

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The Vietnamese word "kêu vang" is a verb that translates to "to clang" or "to ring out" in English. It describes a loud, resonant sound, often associated with metal or something that produces a sharp noise.

Usage Instructions:

• "Kêu vang" is used to describe sounds that are loud and can be heard from a distance. It's often used in contexts involving bells, metal objects, or any situation where a strong, clear sound is produced.

Example:

• Simple Sentence: "Chiếc chuông kêu vang trong buổi lễ." (The bell rang out during the ceremony.)

Advanced Usage:

• You can use "kêu vang" in more complex sentences to describe situations or emotions related to the sound. For example:
  • "Tiếng kêu vang của chiếc trống làm cho mọi người đều chú ý." (The booming sound of the drum caught everyone's attention.)

Word Variants:

• "Kêu" (to call/sound) can be used on its own in various contexts, while "vang" (to echo/resound) emphasizes the loudness and clarity of the sound.
• Variants can also include other verbs that imply sound, like "hú" (to howl) or "gọi" (to call), but these carry different meanings.

Different Meanings:

• While "kêu vang" primarily refers to loud noises, it can also metaphorically describe situations where something is strongly expressed or felt, like an emotion that resonates loudly within a group of people.

Academic

verb

1. to clang