câu rút

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The Vietnamese word "câu rút" translates to "cross" in English, specifically referring to a physical cross shape or symbol. Here’s a breakdown to help you understand it better:

Basic Definition:

• Câu rút (noun): a cross, typically a shape formed by two intersecting lines or bars.

Usage Instructions:

• "Câu rút" is commonly used in religious contexts, particularly in Christianity, where it represents the Christian cross.
• It can also refer to a cross shape in other contexts, such as in art or design.

Example Sentence:

• Religious Context: "Câu rút là biểu tượng của đức tin Kitô giáo." (The cross is a symbol of Christian faith.)
• General Context: "Họ đã vẽ một câu rút trên bức tranh." (They drew a cross on the painting.)

Advanced Usage:

• In literature or poetry, "câu rút" may symbolize sacrifice, suffering, or redemption.
• In mathematics or geometry, it can refer to a cross shape in diagrams or graphs.

Word Variants:

• There aren’t specific variants of "câu rút" in terms of different forms, but you may encounter related terms such as:
  • "cây thánh giá" (the cross, specifically in a religious context).
  • "câu" (meaning "sentence" or "phrase" in a different context, but not related to "rút").

Different Meanings:

• "Câu rút" primarily means "cross," but depending on the context, it can also refer to crossing something, like roads or paths, although that usage is less common.

Synonyms:

• Thánh giá: This is a more specific term used for the Christian cross.
• Dấu chéo: This refers to a diagonal cross or an "X" shape, often used in more abstract contexts.

Academic

noun

1. Cross