TheVietnameseword"cánh quạt"translatesto"propeller" in English. It refersto a type of devicethatspinsandcreatesthrust, oftenused in various machines, includingairplanesand turbines.
Usage Instructions:
Context: Youwillcommonlysee "cánh quạt" in discussionsaboutaviation, boats, or machinerythatusespropellerstomove or generatepower.
Structure: Theterm is made up of two parts: "cánh" means "wing" or "blade," and "quạt" means "fan." Together, theydescribesomethingthathasbladesthatrotatetocreatemovement.
Examples:
In Aviation:
"Máy bay cánh quạt" means "propeller-drivenplane."
Examplesentence: "Máy bay cánh quạt bay rấtêm." (Thepropeller-drivenplanefliesvery smoothly.)
Examplesentence: "Cánh quạtcủatàuthuyềngiúpnódi chuyểnnhanhhơn." (Thepropeller of theboathelps it move faster.)
AdvancedUsage:
In moretechnical discussions, "cánh quạt" can refertospecifictypes of propellersused in differentengines or turbines, such as "cánh quạtcủatuabin" (propeller of a turbine).
Example: "Cánh quạtcủatuabingiócó thểtạo ra năng lượngtái tạo." (Theblades of thewindturbine can generaterenewableenergy.)
Word Variants:
"Cánh quạt" can be used in differentcontextsbutgenerallymaintainsitsmeaningrelatedtoblades or propellers.
Variantsmightincludespecifictypes of propellers, such as "cánh quạt máy bay" (airplanepropeller) or "cánh quạt thủy phi cơ" (seaplanepropeller).
Different Meanings:
While "cánh quạt" primarilyrefersto propellers, in some contexts, it can alsodescribetheblades of a fan, althoughthisusage is lesscommon.
Synonyms:
"Quạt": Whilethisgenerallymeans "fan," it can sometimes be usedtodescribesmallerpropeller-like devices.
"Cánh": Can referto "wing" or "blade" in different contexts, but in combinationwith "quạt," it specificallymeanspropeller.