No. 704 in Vietnamese
quyền
"Quyền" in Vietnamese means "right," "privilege," or "authority."
In a sentence
Anh ấy có quyền bầu cử.
He has the right to vote.
In this sentence, 'quyền' means 'right' or 'privilege', connoting a legal or authorized entitlement.
Chúng ta đấu tranh vì quyền con người.
We struggle for human rights.
Here, 'quyền' refers to fundamental human rights, emphasizing the basic entitlements every individual should have.
Cô ấy có quyền sở hữu ngôi nhà này.
She has the ownership rights to this house.
In this example, 'quyền' implies ownership or entitlement to property, highlighting possession or legal ownership.
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