cao ốc

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The Vietnamese word "cao ốc" translates to "high building" or "high-rise" in English. It refers to a tall structure, usually used for residential, commercial, or office purposes. These buildings often have many floors and are designed to accommodate a large number of people or businesses.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "cao ốc" to describe any tall building, especially in urban areas.
• It is commonly used in both speaking and writing when discussing architecture, city planning, or real estate.

Example:

• "Hà Nội có nhiều cao ốc hiện đại." (Hanoi has many modern high-rises.)

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, "cao ốc" can be used when discussing urban development, architectural design, or the impact of high-rise buildings on city life. For example: - "Việc xây dựng cao ốc giúp giải quyết vấn đề mật độ dân số tại thành phố." (Building high-rises helps address the issue of population density in the city.)

Word Variants:

• "Cao" means "high" or "tall."
• "Ốc" can refer to a structure or building, but in this context, it specifically denotes a building or complex.

Different Meanings:

While "cao ốc" primarily means "high building," the word "ốc" can also refer to "snail" in other contexts. However, when used with "cao," it specifically indicates a building.

Synonyms:

• "Tòa nhà cao tầng" (high-rise building)
• "Tòa nhà" (building) - a more general term that doesn't specify height.
• "Nhà chọc trời" (skyscraper) - specifically refers to very tall buildings, often over 150 meters.

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