đường cấm

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The Vietnamese word "đường cấm" is a noun that translates to "no entry" or "no admittance" in English. It refers to a place where vehicles or people are not allowed to go. This term is often used in traffic signs to indicate that a certain road is prohibited for entry.

Usage Instructions:

• You will typically see "đường cấm" on road signs in red and white, signaling drivers and pedestrians that they cannot enter that area.
• You can use "đường cấm" in sentences to describe a situation where someone has entered a restricted area.

Example:

• "Tôi thấy biển báo 'đường cấm' nên không lái xe vào." (I saw the 'no entry' sign, so I didn't drive in.)

Advanced Usage:

• In a more figurative sense, "đường cấm" can also be used to describe situations that are not allowed in a social or professional context. For example, you might say something is "đường cấm" if it is against company policy.

Word Variants:

• "Cấm" means "forbidden" or "prohibited," so you can find it in other phrases related to prohibition, such as "cấm hút thuốc" (no smoking).

Different Meanings:

While "đường cấm" specifically refers to a restricted road, the word "cấm" on its own can also be used in a broader sense, such as prohibiting actions in various contexts (e.g., cấm đánh bạc - no gambling).

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noun

1. No entry; No admittance