giấy kẻ ô
Definition
- Noun:
- Graph paper / Grid paper: Paper printed with a fine, regular grid of intersecting horizontal and vertical lines, forming small squares. It is primarily used for drawing graphs, diagrams, charts, or for handwriting practice to maintain straight lines and consistent character size.
- Squared paper: A general term for paper with a square grid pattern.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Học sinh dùng giấy kẻ ô để vẽ đồ thị toán học. (Students use graph paper to draw mathematical charts.)
- Cô giáo yêu cầu viết bài tập trên giấy kẻ ô. (The teacher requires writing the assignment on squared paper.)
- Tôi cần mua một quyển giấy kẻ ô cho lớp vẽ kỹ thuật. (I need to buy a notebook of grid paper for the technical drawing class.)
Advanced Usage
- The term is a compound noun: "giấy" (paper) + "kẻ ô" (ruled with squares). It specifies the type of paper by its pattern.
- It is often used in educational and technical contexts. The size of the squares can vary (e.g., large squares for children, small squares for precise diagrams).
Variants and Related Words
- Giấy kẻ ngang (n): Lined paper (ruled with horizontal lines only).
- Viết bài luận trên giấy kẻ ngang. (Write the essay on lined paper.)
- Giấy kẻ carô (n): Paper with a checked or gingham pattern, often with larger, more visible squares than typical graph paper, sometimes used for crafts or simple charts.
- Giấy vẽ đồ thị (n): Graph paper (a more specific, descriptive term).
Synonyms
- Graph paper
- Grid paper
- Squared paper
- Quadrille paper (a less common, more formal term)
Related Terms
- Ô vuông (n): Square (refers to the individual square unit on the paper).
- Mỗi ô vuông trên giấy có cạnh 5mm. (Each square on the paper has a 5mm side.)
- Kẻ ô (v): To draw/rule squares.
- Tờ giấy trắng đã được kẻ ô. (The blank sheet was ruled with squares.)
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checquered paper
