The Vietnamese word "sụt lún" refers to a type of geological phenomenon, specifically a "depression" or "subsidence." It is used to describe the process where the ground sinks or lowers due to various reasons, such as the removal of underground water, mining activities, or natural settling of the earth.
In more advanced contexts, "sụt lún" can be discussed in relation to urban planning, environmental studies, or engineering, where understanding the causes and impacts of ground subsidence is crucial.
While "sụt lún" primarily refers to geological depression, in some contexts, it can also metaphorically describe a decline or decrease in status, quality, or value.
"Sụt lún" is an important term in both geography and environmental discussions, indicating the phenomenon of ground sinking or creating depressions.