rắn rết

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The Vietnamese word "rắn rết" refers to both "snakes" and "centipedes." It can also specifically mean "venomous snakes." This term combines "rắn," which means "snake," and "rết," which means "centipede."

Usage Instructions:

• Use "rắn rết" when talking about snakes in general or when referring to the dangerous types of snakes.
• You can also use it in a more general sense when discussing creatures that are perceived as creepy or dangerous.

Example:

• Basic Usage: "Trong rừng có nhiều rắn rết." (Translation: "There are many snakes and centipedes in the forest.")

Advanced Usage:

• You might use "rắn rết" in discussions about wildlife, danger, or in a metaphorical sense to describe a difficult or treacherous situation.
• Example: "Công việc này có thể gặp nhiều rắn rết." (Translation: "This job can encounter many dangers.")

Word Variants:

• Rắn: This is the word for "snake" on its own.
• Rết: This is the word for "centipede" on its own.

Different Meanings:

• "Rắn rết" can also imply something that is sneaky or dangerous in a non-literal sense, like a person who is deceitful.

Synonyms:

• Côn trùng độc - This means "venomous insects," which can refer to some creatures that are similar in terms of their danger.
• Động vật nguy hiểm - This means "dangerous animals," encompassing a broader category that includes snakes and centipedes.

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1. Snake and centipede; venomous snakes