/ˈkoʊvɪn/ – verb
Definition: thông đồng gây thiệt hại cho bên thứ ba.
A more throughout explanation: Covin is a secret agreement between two or more people to harm or cheat someone else. It’s like when two friends plan to take something that belongs to someone else without telling them. This is not a good thing to do and can get people in trouble.
Example: A group of employees conspired to defraud their employer by falsifying financial records. This act of collusion could be considered a covin.