/ˈtʃæl.ɪndʒ/ – Verb/Noun
Definition: 1. phản đối, bác bỏ;
2. không thừa nhận (đoàn bồi thẩm, nhân chứng);
3. thách thức;
4. dấu hiệu nhận biết, cho xem dấu hiệu nhận biết;
5. hỏi giấy ra vào hay mật khẩu.
A more throughout explanation: In a legal context, the term “challenge” refers to the act of questioning or objecting to a particular issue, decision, or action, often with the aim of seeking a review or reconsideration by a higher authority or court. It can also refer to the process of disputing the validity or legality of something, such as a law, regulation, contract, or decision. Challenges can be raised in various legal proceedings, including trials, appeals, administrative hearings, and other formal processes.
Example: The defendant decided to challenge the validity of the evidence presented by the prosecution.