/ʌndər ðə prɪˈtɛns ʌv raɪt/ – Phrase
Definition: vin vào quyền của mình.
A more thorough explanation: “Under the pretence of right” refers to a situation where someone is acting or behaving in a certain way, claiming to have a legal or moral justification for their actions, but in reality, they are using this claim as a cover or excuse for their wrongful conduct. This phrase is often used in legal contexts to describe deceptive or fraudulent behavior where someone is trying to justify their actions by pretending to have a legitimate right or authority.
Example: Under the pretence of right, the defendant claimed ownership of the property despite lacking any valid legal documentation to support their claim.
