/mɪˈsteɪkˈ/ – Verb
Definition: lầm lẫn, sai sót, sơ suất.
A more thorough explanation: In legal terms, a mistake refers to an error or misunderstanding that occurs in the course of legal proceedings, contracts, or transactions, which may affect the rights or obligations of the parties involved. Mistakes can be categorized as unilateral (made by one party) or mutual (made by all parties), and they may be grounds for seeking remedies such as rescission, reformation, or rectification in order to correct the error and restore the parties to their intended positions.
Example: The defendant argued that the contract was voidable due to a mistake in the terms of the agreement.