nhăn nhẳn

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The Vietnamese word "nhăn nhẳn" is an adjective that describes something that is wrinkled, crinkled, or has many small folds. It is often used to refer to the surface of an object or the skin of a person.

Usage Instructions:

• Basic Usage: You can use "nhăn nhẳn" to describe the texture of various objects, particularly clothes, paper, or even skin when it appears wrinkled.
• Example Sentence: "Chiếc áo này bị nhăn nhẳn." (This shirt is wrinkled.)

Advanced Usage:

• You can use "nhăn nhẳn" in a figurative sense to describe something that is complicated or not straightforward, but this usage is less common.
• Example: "Vấn đề này thật nhăn nhẳn." (This issue is quite complicated.)

Word Variants:

• The term can be modified with different words to describe varying degrees of wrinkliness, such as:
  • "nhăn nhúm" (more messy or crumpled)
  • "nhăn" (wrinkle, singular)

Different Meanings:

• "Nhăn nhẳn" primarily focuses on the physical aspect of wrinkling. It does not have multiple meanings like some other words might, but its context can change based on what is being described.

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