góc cạnh

Thân thiện

Vấn đề này có nhiều góc cạnh cần xem xét.

Definition

1. Noun:
   • Aspect, angle, facet: A particular part, feature, or way of considering a complex issue, object, or situation. It implies a distinct viewpoint or dimension that contributes to the whole understanding.
   • Edge, corner (literal, less common): The physical corner or edge of an object. This meaning is less frequent in modern usage compared to the figurative one.

Usage Examples

• Noun (figurative):
  • Phải xem xét mọi góc cạnh của vấn đề. (One must consider every aspect of the problem.)
  • Bài viết phân tích nhiều góc cạnh khác nhau trong cuộc tranh luận. (The article analyzes many different facets of the debate.)
• Noun (literal):
  • Chiếc bàn bằng gỗ, các góc cạnh được mài nhẵn. (The wooden table has its edges sanded smooth.)

Advanced Usage

• Used to emphasize a comprehensive or multi-dimensional analysis. It suggests that a subject is not simple or one-sided but has multiple dimensions that need to be uncovered or understood.
• Often appears in formal, analytical, or academic contexts related to discussion, research, or problem-solving.

Variants and Related Words

• Góc độ (n): Angle, perspective, standpoint.
  • Nhìn từ góc độ kinh tế... (Looking from an economic perspective...)
• Khía cạnh (n): Aspect, facet. This is a very close synonym.
  • Một khía cạnh quan trọng của văn hóa. (An important aspect of culture.)

Synonyms

• Aspect: A particular part or feature of something.
• Facet: One side of something many-sided, especially of a problem or subject.
• Angle: A particular way of approaching or considering an issue.
• Dimension: An aspect or feature of a situation.

Related Idioms and Phrases

• Lật đi lật lại mọi góc cạnh: To turn over and examine every angle/aspect; to scrutinize something thoroughly.
  • Họ lật đi lật lại mọi góc cạnh của hợp đồng trước khi ký. (They examined every single angle of the contract before signing.)

Học thuật

1. Aspects (of a problem)
   • Phải nhìn tất cả góc độ của vấn đề
     One must examine the problem in all its aspects, one must consider every aspect of the problem