ghi chú

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The Vietnamese word "ghi chú" translates to "note" or "annotation" in English. It refers to the act of writing down important information, reminders, or comments about something. You can use "ghi chú" when you want to highlight specific points or provide additional information about a topic.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "ghi chú" in both formal and informal contexts.
• It can be applied in various situations, such as taking notes in class, writing reminders, or adding comments to a document.

Example:

• In a sentence: "Tôi sẽ ghi chú lại những điểm quan trọng trong bài học này."
  • (Translation: "I will take note of the important points in this lesson.")

Advanced Usage:

• In academic writing, "ghi chú" can refer to footnotes or endnotes, where you provide additional information or references for certain terms or ideas.
• For instance, "Bạn nên ghi chú những từ khó trong bài văn để người đọc hiểu rõ hơn."
  • (Translation: "You should annotate difficult words in the essay for the reader to understand better.")

Word Variants:

• "Ghi" means "to write" or "to record."
• "Chú" can mean "to comment" or "to note."
• Together, "ghi chú" is a compound word that emphasizes the act of writing down comments or notes.

Different Meanings:

While "ghi chú" primarily means "to take notes," it can also refer to: - Adding annotations or explanations in textbooks or documents. - Making comments in the margins of a page.

Synonyms:

• "Chú thích" – This means "footnote" or "explanation," often used in academic contexts.
• "Lưu ý" – This means "to pay attention to" or "to take notice," but can also imply making a note of something important.

Academic

1. Supply footnotes tọ
   • Ghi chú những từ khó trong một bài văn
     To supply footnotes about difficult words in a literary essay