đô sát
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Definition
- Noun (Historical):
- Court inspector: A government official in historical Vietnamese dynasties, specifically within the "Đô sát viện" (Censorate), responsible for monitoring and investigating the conduct of other officials and the administration.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Chức vụ đô sát rất quan trọng trong triều đình phong kiến. (The position of court inspector was very important in the feudal court.)
- Vị đô sát đã điều tra vụ tham nhũng. (The court inspector investigated the corruption case.)
Advanced Usage
- The term is almost exclusively used in historical contexts. Its function is similar to that of a censor or an ombudsman in imperial systems, focusing on administrative oversight and integrity.
Variants and Related Words
- Đô sát viện (n): The Censorate; the central supervisory agency in imperial Vietnam and China where "đô sát" officials served.
- Đô sát viện giám sát hàng ngũ quan lại. (The Censorate supervised the ranks of mandarins.)
Synonyms
- Censor: An official who examines conduct and compliance.
- Inspector: One who examines and monitors official activities.
- Oversight official: A general term for an official with supervisory duties.
Related Idioms
- (từ cũ) Court inspector