bãi bỏ

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The Vietnamese word "bãi bỏ" is a verb that means "to abrogate" or "to declare null and void." It is used when something, like a law, rule, or agreement, is officially canceled or revoked.

Usage Instructions:

• "Bãi bỏ" is often used in formal contexts, such as legal documents, government announcements, or discussions about policies.
• It can be used in both written and spoken Vietnamese.

Example:

• "Chính phủ đã quyết định bãi bỏ luật này."
  • Translation: "The government has decided to abrogate this law."

Advanced Usage:

In more complex discussions, "bãi bỏ" can also refer to the cancellation of agreements or contracts, not just laws. It is often used in legal or administrative language.

Word Variants:

• The phrase "bãi bỏ" can be used with various subjects, like "thỏa thuận" (agreement) or "quy định" (regulation):
  • "Bãi bỏ thỏa thuận" means "to cancel an agreement."
  • "Bãi bỏ quy định" means "to revoke a regulation."

Different Meanings:

While "bãi bỏ" primarily means to cancel or revoke, in some contexts, it can also imply a broader sense of removing something from effect or practice.

Synonyms:

Some synonyms for "bãi bỏ" include: - "hủy bỏ" (to cancel) - "hủy" (to annul) - "thủ tiêu" (to nullify)

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verb

1. To abrogate, to declare null and void