nhầy nhụa

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The Vietnamese word "nhầy nhụa" refers to something that is slimy, slippery, or sticky, often due to being wet or covered in a thick substance. It describes surfaces or materials that feel slippery or gooey, making it difficult to walk or move on them.

Usage Instructions:

You can use "nhầy nhụa" to describe various situations or objects, particularly when talking about things that are wet and slippery. It is often used in a negative context, such as describing muddy roads, messy situations, or unpleasant textures.

Example:

• Trời mưa, đường nhầy nhụa. (Translation: The road was slimy from the rain.)

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, "nhầy nhụa" can also be used metaphorically to describe situations that are complicated or messy, such as a difficult relationship or a problematic project. For example: - Mối quan hệ này thật nhầy nhụa.
(Translation: This relationship is really messy/slimy.)

Word Variants:

• Nhầy: This can refer to something that is wet or soaked.
• Nhụa: While less common as a standalone word, it can imply stickiness or a gooey texture.

Different Meanings:

While "nhầy nhụa" primarily describes a physical texture, it can also convey a sense of unpleasantness or discomfort when used metaphorically. For example, if someone says a discussion was "nhầy nhụa," it could mean it was confusing or messy.

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1. Slimy, slippery with slush
   • Trời mưa, đường nhầy nhụa
     The road was slimy from rain