The Vietnamese word "cận chiến" refers to "close combat" or "hand-to-hand fight." It describes a situation where two or more people engage in a fight that happens at very close range, often using physical strength and techniques rather than weapons. This term is commonly used in contexts related to martial arts, military training, and self-defense.
Usage Instructions: - You can use "cận chiến" when discussing martial arts, combat sports, or military tactics. - It can be used as both a noun and an adjective. For example, you might say "trận cận chiến" (close combat battle) or "kỹ thuật cận chiến" (close combat techniques).
Example Sentence: - "Họ đã học các kỹ thuật cận chiến để tự vệ." (They learned close combat techniques for self-defense.)
Advanced Usage: - "Cận chiến" can also imply strategic thinking and skill beyond just physical fighting. For instance, skilled fighters often need to think quickly and adapt their techniques based on their opponent's moves. - In military contexts, it can refer to specialized training for soldiers in situations where firearms might not be effective or permissible.
Word Variants: - "Cận chiến" can be compounded with other words to create more specific terms, such as: - "cận chiến tay không" (hand-to-hand combat without weapons) - "cận chiến vũ khí" (close combat with weapons)
Different Meanings: - While "cận chiến" primarily refers to physical fighting, it can metaphorically describe situations where people are in close competition or conflict, such as in business or sports.