No. 733 in Vietnamese
cấp
The Vietnamese word "cấp" can mean "level," "rank," "grade," "provide," or "urgent," depending on the context.
In a sentence
Tôi được cấp học bổng để du học.
I was granted a scholarship to study abroad.
In this sentence, 'cấp' means 'granted' or 'provided,' indicating someone being officially or formally given something, such as a scholarship.
Căn phòng này nằm ở tầng cấp cao nhất của tòa nhà.
This room is located on the highest level of the building.
Here, 'cấp' refers to a 'level' or 'tier,' denoting the highest position or stage in a hierarchy or sequence.
Chúng ta cần cấp nước khẩn cấp cho những vùng bị hạn hán.
We need to urgently supply water to drought-affected areas.
In this context, 'cấp' is used to mean 'supply' or 'provide,' emphasizing the action of delivering a needed resource.
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