/ˈɛləmənt/ – noun
Definition: 1. yếu tố, phần tử, bộ phận;
2. nhân tố;
3. nhóm (người);
4. snh thiên tai, trường hợp bất khả kháng.
A more throughout explanation: In legal terms, an “element” refers to a specific component or factor that must be proven in order to establish a claim, offense, or defense in a legal proceeding. Each element represents a distinct requirement that must be satisfied to successfully make a legal argument or establish a particular legal outcome. Failure to prove any one of the required elements can result in the failure of the claim or defense.
Example: The element of intent is crucial in proving the crime of first-degree murder.