chiến trường

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The Vietnamese word "chiến trường" is a noun that means "battlefield" or "theatre of war." It refers to a place where battles are fought during a war. This term is often used in military contexts to describe areas where significant fighting takes place.

Usage Instructions:

You can use "chiến trường" when discussing historical battles, military strategy, or the impact of war on specific regions. It's a formal term commonly found in literature, history books, and discussions about military conflicts.

Examples:

1. Basic Usage:

   • "Sau khi chiến tranh kết thúc, chúng ta cần thu dọn chiến trường."
   • (After the war ends, we need to clean up the battlefield.)

2. Advanced Usage:

   • "Chiến trường châu Âu trong đại chiến thế giới thứ hai rất khốc liệt."
   • (The European theatre of war in the Second World War was very brutal.)

Word Variants:

• Chiến tranh: This means "war." It is often used together with "chiến trường" to talk about warfare in general.
• Chiến sĩ: This means "soldier." It refers to a person who fights in a war.

Different Meanings:

While "chiến trường" primarily refers to a physical location where battles occur, it can also symbolize the broader context of conflict, such as political or ideological battles in discussions.

Synonyms:

• Sân chiến: This also means "battlefield," but it is less commonly used.

Academic

noun

1. Battlefield, theatre of war
   • thu dọn chiến trường
     to clean up a battlefield (by burying the dead, evacuating the wounded, picking up the war booty.)
   • chiến trường châu Âu trong đại chiến thế giới thứ hai
     the European theatre of war in the Second World War