
What do foreigners think when Vietnamese people speak English?
rạn, nứt
"Cracked" originates from the Old English word "craccian," meaning "to break, split, or snap." It's related to the word "crack," which shares the same meaning. The word evolved through Middle English, retaining its sense of breaking or splitting. Over time, "cracked" took on figurative meanings, describing something flawed or damaged, both physically and mentally. It also came to denote a state of being eccentric or unconventional, often with a sense of humor or brilliance.
adjective
crack
a cracked cup
broken (voice)
(colloquial) crazy, insane
damaged with lines in its surface but not completely broken
bị hư hỏng có đường trên bề mặt nhưng không bị hỏng hoàn toàn
một chiếc gương/cốc bị nứt
Anh ta bị nứt xương sườn và bầm tím.
Môi cô khô và nứt nẻ.
Cô đưa lưỡi lướt qua đôi môi nứt nẻ và cố gắng nói.
sounding rough with sudden changes in how loud or high it is, because the person is upset
nghe có vẻ khó chịu với sự thay đổi đột ngột về mức độ to hoặc cao, bởi vì người đó đang buồn bã
“Tôi ổn,” cô nói với giọng khàn khàn.
crazy
điên
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