kỷ luật

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The Vietnamese word "kỷ luật" translates to "discipline" in English. It refers to the practice of training oneself or others to follow rules, regulations, or a certain behavior. "Kỷ luật" involves self-control and the ability to maintain order in various aspects of life, such as work, study, and personal habits.

Basic Usage:

• Kỷ luật is primarily used as a noun.
• It can refer to both personal discipline (self-control) and the discipline enforced by others (like teachers or parents).

Examples:

1. In a sentence: "Kỷ luật rất quan trọng trong việc học."

   • Translation: "Discipline is very important in studying."

2. Another example: "Cần phải có kỷ luật để đạt được thành công."

   • Translation: "You need to have discipline to achieve success."

Advanced Usage:

• Kỷ luật sắt translates to "iron discipline," indicating a very strict or rigorous form of discipline. This phrase is often used in contexts where the rules are very firmly enforced.
  • Example: "Trong quân đội, kỷ luật sắt là điều cần thiết."

Word Variants:

• Kỷ luật hóa: This means to enforce or establish discipline.
• Kỷ luật viên: This refers to a person who enforces discipline, such as a disciplinarian.

Different Meanings:

While "kỷ luật" mainly means discipline, it can also imply: - Orderliness in behavior. - The consequences of failing to maintain discipline (such as punishment or reprimands).

Synonyms:

• Kỷ cương: This can also mean discipline but often refers to rules or regulations.
• Quy tắc: Meaning "rules," this term is related but focuses more on specific regulations rather than the broader concept of discipline.

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noun

1. discipline
   • kỷ luật sắt
     iron discipline