The Vietnamese word "đánh điện" translates to "send a cable" or "send a telegram" in English. It refers to the action of transmitting a message over a distance using electrical signals, typically through wires.
You can use "đánh điện" when talking about sending messages, especially in contexts related to communication technology. It's more common in formal or historical contexts, as telegrams are less frequently used today.
In more advanced contexts, "đánh điện" can refer to the process of sending information quickly over long distances, such as in business or during emergencies.
There are no direct variants of "đánh điện," but you might encounter related terms: - "điện tín": This refers to telegrams or telegraphic messages. - "điện thoại": This means "telephone," another form of communication.
While "đánh điện" primarily means to send a telegram or cable, it can also imply any form of sending messages electronically, though this usage is less common.
Some synonyms for "đánh điện" include: - "gửi điện": This means "send a message" or "send a telegraph." - "truyền điện": This translates as "transmit electricity," but in some contexts, it can also refer to transmitting messages.