cử tri

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The Vietnamese word "cử tri" is a noun that means "voter" or "elector." It refers to a person who has the right to vote in elections, such as for government officials or referendums.

Usage Instructions:

• "Cử tri" is commonly used in discussions about politics, elections, and democratic processes.
• You will often see it in the context of voting rights, electoral participation, and civic duties.

Example:

1. "Cử tri có quyền bầu chọn người đại diện cho mình." (Voters have the right to choose representatives for themselves.)

Advanced Usage:

• "Cử tri" can also be used in more complex sentences to discuss issues like voter turnout, electoral reforms, or the responsibilities of voters.
• For example: "Tỷ lệ cử tri tham gia bầu cử năm nay cao hơn năm trước." (The voter turnout this year is higher than last year.)

Word Variants:

• There are no direct variants of "cử tri," but you might encounter related terms:
  • "Bầu cử" (election) – the process in which "cử tri" participate.
  • "Cử động" (to vote) – the action that "cử tri" take during elections.

Different Meanings:

• The word "cử tri" specifically refers to individuals eligible to vote, so it does not have multiple meanings. However, in a broader sense, it emphasizes the importance of civic engagement and participation in democracy.

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noun

1. voter; elector