dây cương

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The Vietnamese word "dây cương" is a noun that translates to "bridle" in English. A bridle is a piece of equipment used to control a horse. It consists of straps that go around the horse's head, with a bit that goes into the horse's mouth to help the rider steer and guide the horse.

Usage Instructions:

• "Dây cương" is used when talking about horse riding, training, or any context involving horses.
• It can be used in both formal and informal situations, especially in discussions about animals, equestrian sports, or farming.

Example:

• "Người nông dân đã đặt dây cương lên ngựa trước khi ra đồng." (The farmer put the bridle on the horse before heading to the field.)

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced discussions, "dây cương" can also refer metaphorically to control or guidance in various contexts, such as leadership or management. For example: - "Người lãnh đạo cần phải có dây cương vững chắc để dẫn dắt đội ngũ." (A leader needs to have a strong bridle to guide the team.)

Word Variants:

• "Dây cương" can be combined with other words to create phrases, such as:
  • "dây cương ngựa" (horse bridle)
  • "dây cương điện tử" (electronic bridle, used in modern horse training)

Different Meanings:

While "dây cương" primarily refers to a bridle, in some contexts, it can imply authority or control over something, similar to how a bridle controls a horse.

Synonyms:

• "Cương" (can refer to the bridle or reins in a more general sense)
• "Dây cương" is quite specific, so there are not many direct synonyms in Vietnamese, but phrases like "dây dẫn" (lead rope) may be used in related contexts.

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noun

1. bridle