óng

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The Vietnamese word "óng" primarily means "glossy" or "sleek." It is often used to describe surfaces or materials that have a shiny, smooth appearance. A common context for using "óng" is when talking about fabrics, especially luxurious ones like silk.

Usage Instructions:

• "Óng" is used as an adjective, so it typically comes before the noun it describes.
• You can use it to describe anything that has a shiny or polished look.

Example:

• Lụa óng: This phrase means "glossy silk." Here, "lụa" means "silk," and "óng" describes the silk as having a shiny, beautiful finish.

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, "óng" can be used metaphorically to describe anything that looks appealing or attractive due to its luster. For example: - Một chiếc xe óng ánh: This means "a sleek car," where "óng ánh" emphasizes the shiny aspect of the car's exterior.

Word Variants:

• "Óng ánh": This is a variant that emphasizes the shiny quality even more, often used to describe something that sparkles or shines brightly.
• "Óng mượt": This can describe the soft, shiny quality of hair or fur, meaning "smooth and glossy."

Different Meanings:

• In addition to describing shine, "óng" can sometimes refer to a state of elegance or refinement, particularly in fashion or appearance.
• It can also be used to describe the appearance of certain objects that are polished or well-maintained.

Synonyms:

• "Sáng": This means "bright" and can sometimes be used interchangeably with "óng" when describing something that reflects light.
• "Bóng": This means "shiny" or "glossy" and is often used in a similar way to describe surfaces.

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1. Glossy, sleek
   • Lụa óng
     Glossy silk