/vɪzɪt ænd sɜːrtʃ/ – Phrase
Definition: khám xét và lục soát (tàu biển).
A more thorough explanation: In legal terms, “visit and search” refers to the authority granted to a government or its agents to board and search a vessel on the high seas to enforce laws, such as customs or immigration regulations. This action allows officials to inspect the vessel, its cargo, and its crew for compliance with relevant laws and regulations.
Example: The police obtained a warrant to visit and search the suspect’s residence for evidence related to the crime.