gây nhiễu

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The Vietnamese word "gây nhiễu" means "to jam" or "to interfere" with a signal, particularly in the context of radio transmissions. It refers to the act of disrupting or obstructing the normal functioning of communication signals, making it difficult for the intended message to be received clearly.

Usage Instructions:

• "Gây nhiễu" is often used in technical contexts, especially in telecommunications, electronics, and radio broadcasting.
• It can also be used in more general contexts to describe interference in communications or activities.

Example:

• Standard Usage: "Tín hiệu radio bị gây nhiễu." (The radio signal is being jammed.)
• General Usage: "Có nhiều tiếng ồn làm gây nhiễu cuộc trò chuyện." (There is a lot of noise that is interfering with the conversation.)

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, "gây nhiễu" can also relate to data signals in computer networks. For example, one might say, "Các tấn công mạng có thể gây nhiễu hệ thống thông tin." (Cyber attacks can jam the information system.)

Word Variants:

• Gây: This means "to cause" or "to create."
• Nhiễu: This means "interference" or "noise."
• Together, they form "gây nhiễu," which specifically indicates the act of causing interference.

Different Meanings:

While "gây nhiễu" primarily refers to signal jamming, in a more metaphorical sense, it can also describe situations where communication becomes unclear or obstructed due to distractions or misunderstandings.

Academic

1. (radiô) Jam (a transmission)