Definition of snugly

snuglyadverb

vừa khít

/ˈsnʌɡli//ˈsnʌɡli/

The word "snugly" has its roots in Old English. It emerged from the word "snicc" or "snicca," which means "to squeeze" or "to confine." This Old English word is related to the Modern English word "snug," meaning "comfortable" or "cozy." In the 14th century, the word "snugly" began to take shape as an adverb, meaning "in a snug or comfortable manner." Over time, it evolved to describe not only physical positions (e.g., "she sat snugly in her chair") but also figurative settings (e.g., "he felt snugly in his new job"). Today, "snugly" is commonly used to describe something that is comfortably fitted, cozy, or snug. Whether you're describing a warm cup of tea or a snuggly blanket, this word has become an integral part of our everyday language!

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in a way that is warm, comfortable and protected, especially from the cold

theo cách ấm áp, thoải mái và được bảo vệ, đặc biệt là khỏi cái lạnh

Example:
  • I left the children tucked up snugly in bed.

    Tôi để bọn trẻ nằm gọn gàng trên giường.

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in a way that fits somebody/something closely

theo cách rất phù hợp với ai/cái gì đó

Example:
  • The lid should fit snugly.

    Nắp phải vừa khít.

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