suy cử
Học thuậtThân thiện
Definition
- Verb (archaic):
- To elect or appoint solemnly: To formally and respectfully choose someone for a leadership position or title, often through a collective decision. This term carries a connotation of honor and elevation.
Usage Examples
- Verb:
- Nông dân suy cử Nguyễn Hữu Cầu làm tướng. (The peasants elected Nguyen Huu Cau as their general.)
Advanced Usage
- This term is marked as archaic (). It is primarily found in historical texts or narratives describing traditional or formal selection processes in a communal context.
Variants and Related Words
Bầu cử (v): to elect (modern, standard term for conducting an election).
- Cử tri đi bầu cử đại biểu Quốc hội. (Voters go to elect National Assembly delegates.)
Suy tôn (v): to venerate, to honor by elevating to a high position.
- Nhân dân suy tôn ông là lãnh tụ. (The people venerated him as their leader.)
Synonyms
- Elect: to choose someone for a position by voting.
- Appoint: to assign a job or role to someone formally.
- Elevate: to raise to a higher rank or position.
Notes on Usage
- "Suy cử" is obsolete in contemporary Vietnamese. The modern equivalent for the act of choosing a representative or leader is "bầu" or "bầu cử".
- The term implies a process that is both deliberative ( – to consider, deliberate) and formal ( – to elevate, appoint).
- (từ cũ) Elect
- Nông dân suy cử Nguyễn Hữu Cầu làm tướngThe peasants elected Nguyen Huy Cau as their general