đủ số
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Complete, full (in number or quantity): Indicates that a required or expected number or amount has been reached, with nothing missing. It often refers to a quorum, a full complement of people, or a complete set of items.
- Sufficient in number: Having enough members or units to meet a specific requirement or standard.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- Cuộc họp chỉ có thể bắt đầu khi đã đủ số đại biểu theo quy định. (The meeting can only begin when there is a full quorum of delegates as stipulated.)
- Lớp học chưa đủ số học sinh nên chưa thể khai giảng. (The class does not yet have a sufficient number of students, so it cannot start.)
- Chúng tôi đã thu thập đủ số phiếu khảo sát để phân tích. (We have collected a complete set of survey forms for analysis.)
Advanced Usage
- "đủ số đại biểu" / "đủ số thành viên": This is a common collocation meaning "a full quorum (of delegates/members)." It is a formal term used in meetings, assemblies, or committees.
- Hội đồng quản trị đã họp với đủ số thành viên. (The board of directors met with a full complement of members.)
Variants and Related Words
- Đủ (adj): Enough, sufficient. A more general term that can apply to quantity, quality, degree, or conditions, not just countable numbers.
- Tôi có đủ tiền. (I have enough money.)
- Đầy đủ (adj): Full, complete, adequate. Emphasizes completeness and thoroughness, often in a more comprehensive sense than just numerical count.
- Hồ sơ đầy đủ. (Complete documents.)
Synonyms
- Trọn vẹn (adj): Whole, intact, complete. Focuses on the integrity and lack of deficiency of a single entity or set.
- Đông đủ (adj): Fully present (for people). Specifically emphasizes the presence of all members of a group.
Antonyms
- Thiếu số (adj): Lacking in number, short of the required count.
- Cuộc họp bị hoãn vì thiếu số. (The meeting was postponed due to a lack of a quorum.)
- Complete, full