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The Vietnamese word "dãy" is a noun that primarily means "chain," "row," or "line." It is used to refer to a series of things that are arranged in a sequence or in a straight line.

Basic Usage:

1. Dãy nhà: This phrase means "a row of houses." It refers to multiple houses that are lined up next to each other.

   • Example: "Dãy nhà này rất đẹp." (This row of houses is very beautiful.)

2. Dãy ghế: This means "a row of chairs." It can refer to chairs arranged in a line, like in a classroom or theater.

   • Example: "Có một dãy ghế dài trong phòng họp." (There is a long row of chairs in the meeting room.)

Advanced Usage:

• "Dãy" can also be used in more abstract contexts, such as "dãy số," which means "a sequence of numbers." This can refer to any ordered list of numbers.
  • Example: "Hãy viết dãy số từ 1 đến 10." (Please write the sequence of numbers from 1 to 10.)

Word Variants:

• The word "dãy" can combine with other words to form compound nouns. For example:
  • Dãy phố: A street with a series of shops or buildings.
  • Dãy núi: A mountain range, meaning a line of mountains.

Different Meanings:

• While "dãy" mostly refers to a linear arrangement, it can sometimes describe a range or series of related items, such as in "dãy câu hỏi" (a series of questions).

Synonyms:

• Chuỗi: This means "chain" or "series," but it can also imply a more connected sequence rather than a straight line.
• Hàng: This word means "row" or "line" as well, often used in contexts like "hàng người" (a line of people).

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noun

1. chain; row; line
   • dãy nhà
     A row of house