ban giám khảo

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The Vietnamese word "ban giám khảo" is a noun that translates to "examining body" or "judging panel" in English. It refers to a group of individuals who evaluate or judge performances, presentations, competitions, or exams. This term is commonly used in contexts such as contests, academic evaluations, or talent shows.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "ban giám khảo" when discussing any situation where there is a group responsible for assessing the quality or performance of participants.
• It is often used in formal settings, such as competitions or official examinations.

Example:

• "Trong cuộc thi này, ban giám khảo sẽ quyết định ai là người chiến thắng." (In this competition, the judging panel will decide who the winner is.)

Advanced Usage:

• In more complex contexts, "ban giám khảo" can refer to specialized panels in academia or professional fields that assess qualifications or projects, such as a thesis defense or an art exhibition.

Word Variants:

• "Giám khảo": This means "judge" in singular form. You can refer to an individual member of the "ban giám khảo."
• "Ban": This means "group" or "committee," and can be used with other nouns to refer to different committees (e.g., "ban tổ chức" means "organizing committee").

Different Meanings:

While "ban giám khảo" primarily refers to a judging panel, in a broader sense, it can imply any group tasked with oversight or evaluation, though this usage is less common.

Synonyms:

• "Hội đồng giám khảo": This is another term that can be used and also means "judging council" or "jury."
• "Ban đánh giá": This means "evaluation committee" and can also refer to a group that assesses performance, though it might not imply direct judging in a competitive sense.

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noun

1. Examining body