bên nguyên

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The Vietnamese word "bên nguyên" translates to "plaintiff" in English. It is a noun used primarily in legal contexts.

Explanation:

• Meaning: "Bên nguyên" refers to the party in a legal case who initiates the lawsuit. This person or group brings the case to court, claiming to have been wronged or harmed in some way and seeking a legal remedy.

Usage Instructions:

• "Bên nguyên" is typically used in legal discussions, court documents, and formal settings.
• It is important to understand the role of the "bên nguyên" in the courtroom, as they are the ones who present their case against another party, often called the "bị đơn" (defendant).

Example:

• In a court case about a car accident, if a person is suing the other driver for damages, that person is the "bên nguyên".
• Example sentence: "Trong phiên tòa, bên nguyên đã trình bày bằng chứng để chứng minh mình bị thiệt hại."

Advanced Usage:

• In more complex legal discussions, "bên nguyên" can also refer to a party in various types of civil litigation, not just personal injury cases. It can include various disputes like contract breaches, family law cases, and more.

Word Variants:

• There are no direct variants of "bên nguyên," but it can be used in conjunction with other legal terms:
  • "Bên nguyên đơn" (the plaintiff in a civil case).
  • "Bên nguyên kháng cáo" (the appellant in an appeal case).

Different Meanings:

• While "bên nguyên" primarily refers to "plaintiff" in legal terms, it can also imply the party that takes the initiative in any kind of dispute, not just legal ones. However, this is less common.

Synonyms:

• In a legal context, some synonyms might include:
  • "Nguyên đơn": another term for "plaintiff," often used interchangeably.

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noun

1. Plaintiff