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rần rật

Pronunciation Northern /zə̤n˨˩ zə̰ʔt˨˩/ Central /ʐəŋ˧˧ ʐə̰k˨˨/ Southern /ɹəŋ˨˩ ɹək˨˩˨/
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rapid noise
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rapid noise
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Sense 1 Adjective
rapid noise Descriptive Properties, States & Register FormsTheme

Describing sounds that are powerful, fast, and occur repeatedly over a short period of time.

vi Tiếng trống vang lên rần rật.

en The sound of the drum resonates with rapid noise.

Sense 2 Adjective
surging sensation Descriptive Properties, States & Register FormsTheme

Describing a feeling that spreads quickly through the body, such as intense heat or excitement.

vi Anh ấy cảm thấy máu nóng chảy rần rật trong người.

en He feels a surging sensation of hot blood in his body.

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ran rát / ràn rạt / rần rần / rầy rật …
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