The Vietnamese word "bảo hộ" is a verb that means "to protect" or "to safeguard." It is often used in contexts where someone or something is being defended or preserved from harm or danger.
While "bảo hộ" primarily means to protect, it can also imply: - Administering protection: In a political sense, when a country governs another territory under its protection. - Regulatory protection: Such as laws or regulations that ensure safety or fairness in specific sectors.