công dân

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The Vietnamese word "công dân" translates to "citizen" in English. It is a noun used to refer to a person who is legally recognized as a member of a particular country or nation. Being a "công dân" means you have certain rights and responsibilities within that country.

Usage Instructions:

• "Công dân" is commonly used in discussions about nationality, rights, and legal status.
• You can use it when talking about what it means to belong to a country, such as voting, paying taxes, or following laws.

Examples:

1. Basic Example:

   • "Mỗi công dân đều có quyền bầu cử."
   • (Every citizen has the right to vote.)

2. Advanced Usage:

   • "Công dân toàn cầu cần phải có trách nhiệm bảo vệ môi trường."
   • (Global citizens must have the responsibility to protect the environment.)

Word Variants:

• Công dân trẻ: Young citizen
• Công dân toàn cầu: Global citizen
• Công dân điện tử: E-citizen (referring to people who engage in online activities related to citizenship)

Different Meanings:

While "công dân" primarily means "citizen," in some contexts, it can also refer to subjects of a state or government, especially in legal or formal discussions.

Synonyms:

• Người dân: This means "people" or "the population," and can refer to citizens in a general sense.
• Cư dân: This translates to "resident," which often refers to someone living in a specific area, but it can also imply citizenship in a broader context.

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noun

1. citizen; subjects