chủ chiến

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The Vietnamese word "chủ chiến" refers to the idea of being pro-war or supporting war efforts. It is often used in political and military contexts to describe individuals, groups, or ideologies that advocate for engaging in war or military action rather than seeking peaceful resolutions.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "chủ chiến" to describe a person or group that supports war, as in political discussions or historical contexts.
• It can also be used to identify a stance or position within a debate about war or military intervention.

Example:

• "Trong cuộc họp, những người thuộc phe chủ chiến đã trình bày quan điểm của họ về việc can thiệp quân sự." (In the meeting, those in the pro-war camp presented their views on military intervention.)

Advanced Usage:

• "Chủ chiến" can be part of broader discussions about defense policies, international relations, and historical events where war was a significant factor. It often contrasts with "chủ hòa," which means pro-peace or advocating for peaceful solutions.

Word Variants:

• "Chủ chiến" can be used with other words to create phrases:
  • "Phe chủ chiến" (the pro-war camp) - refers to a group that supports war.
  • "Chủ chiến luận" (pro-war argument) - refers to arguments or justifications for engaging in war.

Different Meanings:

• While "chủ chiến" primarily means pro-war, it can also imply a broader context of militaristic or aggressive policies depending on the discussion.

Synonyms:

• "Tích cực với chiến tranh" (active in war) - emphasizes a proactive stance towards military action.
• "Tham chiến" (participating in war) - focuses on involvement in war activities.

Academic

1. To be for war, to stand for war
   • phe chủ chiến
     the pro-war camp