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án từ

Pronunciation Northern /aːn˧˥ tɨ̤˨˩/ Central /a̰ːŋ˩˧ tɨ˧˧/ Southern /aːŋ˧˥ tɨ˨˩/
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case records
Noun
case records

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case records

The complete set of documents and files that are directly related to a specific legal case.

vi Luật sư đang nghiên cứu kỹ các án từ liên quan đến vụ kiện.

en The lawyer is carefully studying the case records related to the lawsuit.

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án / từ / 案詞
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án 案 từ 詞
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an tử / án tù
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