The Vietnamese word "bậc thầy" translates to "master" or "expert" in English. It is often used to describe someone who has exceptional skill or knowledge in a specific field or discipline.
In more advanced contexts, "bậc thầy" can also refer to someone who not only possesses skills but also teaches or inspires others in their field. For example: - Context: "Bậc thầy triết học" means "master of philosophy," indicating a deep understanding and ability to impart that knowledge to others.
While "bậc thầy" primarily refers to a master or expert, it can also be used metaphorically in other contexts. For instance: - When used to describe a piece of work, such as "đây là một công trình bậc thầy," it implies that the work is of masterful quality or craftsmanship. - In this context, it signifies not just skill but also creativity and excellence.
Some synonyms for "bậc thầy" include: - Chuyên gia: "expert" - Người thầy: "teacher" (though this is more general and may not imply mastery) - Thạc sĩ: "master's degree holder," though this specifically refers to academic achievement.