No. 811 in Vietnamese
tuân
The Vietnamese word "tuân" means "to obey" or "to follow."
In a sentence
Tôi luôn tuân theo các quy tắc của công ty.
I always follow the company's rules.
In this sentence, "tuân" means to adhere to, or to follow, as in following rules or regulations.
Chúng ta cần phải tuân thủ luật lệ giao thông để đảm bảo an toàn.
We need to comply with traffic laws to ensure safety.
Here, "tuân" is part of the phrase "tuân thủ," which translates to 'comply with' or 'adhere to.' It's used in a formal context regarding obedience to rules.
Học sinh cần hiểu và tuân lệnh giáo viên trong giờ học.
Students need to understand and obey the teacher's commands during class.
In this sentence, "tuân" is used in the term "tuân lệnh," which means 'obey commands,' referring to compliance with direct orders in a classroom setting.
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